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<blockquote data-quote="Rasmus" data-source="post: 101958" data-attributes="member: 8553">Hi allI'm still struggling a bit with my d7k. The camera works fine, no backfocus etc. But i often get less than sharp images, especially of moving objects. I'm guessing it's because of the focus settings.I have the camera in AF-A and 3d focus. The reason for using 3D is that i want the focus to lock on something(face usually), and then keep that focus even if the person, or animal, moves around.It seems like the camera struggles to do this, with my current settings. How do you setup up your cameras to accomplish this? IE half-press the shutter to lock the focus point on a face, and then either the person moves, or i recompose to get a shot of the entire person.I'm fairly sure the problem lies in these settings, not in shutter speed, aperture or iso. I attached an example of a very un-sharp images.[ATTACH]23650[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rasmus, post: 101958, member: 8553"] Hi all I'm still struggling a bit with my d7k. The camera works fine, no backfocus etc. But i often get less than sharp images, especially of moving objects. I'm guessing it's because of the focus settings. I have the camera in AF-A and 3d focus. The reason for using 3D is that i want the focus to lock on something(face usually), and then keep that focus even if the person, or animal, moves around. It seems like the camera struggles to do this, with my current settings. How do you setup up your cameras to accomplish this? IE half-press the shutter to lock the focus point on a face, and then either the person moves, or i recompose to get a shot of the entire person. I'm fairly sure the problem lies in these settings, not in shutter speed, aperture or iso. I attached an example of a very un-sharp images.[ATTACH=CONFIG]23650._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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