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D500
New D500: All Shots Blurry
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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 685540" data-attributes="member: 13090"><p>There is no reason to believe your camera is NOT working correctly. </p><p></p><p>In any of the semi-automatic modes, such as Aperture Priority, YOU control certain aspects of shooting and it appears clear to me you simply do not understand some of these crucial aspects. For instance, shooting handheld at 1/2 second will give any mortal photographer motion blur. Shooting at 1/8000 second at ISO 100 at the apertures you used will give any photographer a near all-black exposure unless there is an enormous amount light entering the camera; this is just the physics of photography.</p><p></p><p>As has already been stated, you simply need a better understanding of exposure and what each part of the exposure equation controls (shutter speed vs motion blur, for example) as it applies to photography and yes... This DOES address the issue. It is, in fact "The Issue".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 685540, member: 13090"] There is no reason to believe your camera is NOT working correctly. In any of the semi-automatic modes, such as Aperture Priority, YOU control certain aspects of shooting and it appears clear to me you simply do not understand some of these crucial aspects. For instance, shooting handheld at 1/2 second will give any mortal photographer motion blur. Shooting at 1/8000 second at ISO 100 at the apertures you used will give any photographer a near all-black exposure unless there is an enormous amount light entering the camera; this is just the physics of photography. As has already been stated, you simply need a better understanding of exposure and what each part of the exposure equation controls (shutter speed vs motion blur, for example) as it applies to photography and yes... This DOES address the issue. It is, in fact "The Issue". [/QUOTE]
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