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<blockquote data-quote="Marcel" data-source="post: 365664" data-attributes="member: 3903"><p>Now wait a second here if you will. In this case, the lens or focus is not in cause. The cause of the picture's softness is a <u><strong>too low shutter speed.</strong></u> Whenever shooting wildlife, the shutter speed should rarely be below 1/500s. You could have risen the iso to around 1000, keeping the same aperture you would have gotten a shutter speed around 1/1000s and the shot would have been sharper. You can always get rid of some iso noise, but never of a blurred subject.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marcel, post: 365664, member: 3903"] Now wait a second here if you will. In this case, the lens or focus is not in cause. The cause of the picture's softness is a [U][B]too low shutter speed.[/B][/U] Whenever shooting wildlife, the shutter speed should rarely be below 1/500s. You could have risen the iso to around 1000, keeping the same aperture you would have gotten a shutter speed around 1/1000s and the shot would have been sharper. You can always get rid of some iso noise, but never of a blurred subject. [/QUOTE]
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