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D5100
possible 5100 related problem
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<blockquote data-quote="Marcel" data-source="post: 204150" data-attributes="member: 3903"><p>Your f32 shot seems to be softer than the other one. I suspect that you might have run into the "diffraction factor". It's been reported that after going to f-stops smaller than f-16, some cameras show signs of diffraction making the subject softer than with an, let's say f-8 aperture. I think this is why the out of focusness (allow me to invent this word) seems to be the same for both shots. Where you using a tripod? And even with a tripod, sometimes one has to use the "mirror up" mode in order to remove the mirror slap vibration out of the equation.</p><p></p><p>Don't worry too much, sharpness is only one element of a great picture. Just take more and enjoy photography, not pixel peeping on the computer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marcel, post: 204150, member: 3903"] Your f32 shot seems to be softer than the other one. I suspect that you might have run into the "diffraction factor". It's been reported that after going to f-stops smaller than f-16, some cameras show signs of diffraction making the subject softer than with an, let's say f-8 aperture. I think this is why the out of focusness (allow me to invent this word) seems to be the same for both shots. Where you using a tripod? And even with a tripod, sometimes one has to use the "mirror up" mode in order to remove the mirror slap vibration out of the equation. Don't worry too much, sharpness is only one element of a great picture. Just take more and enjoy photography, not pixel peeping on the computer. [/QUOTE]
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