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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vixen" data-source="post: 413239" data-attributes="member: 21839">Another point maybe....with such an open aperture DOF is smaller so if you don't have your picture at 90deg to the camera you might be getting some DOF problems.I'd stick the camera on a tripod, set ISO to 400 or less, aperture to say 7.1, and use longer shutter.....depends on your light situation as to how long you'll need. Try to avoid standard indoor lights as they tend to put an orangish cast on longer exposures, or as said, take your work outside into better light, or shoot close to a good window, or try flash with a diffuser to allow faster shutter speeds</blockquote>