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<blockquote data-quote="AC016" data-source="post: 361868" data-attributes="member: 9619">Why don't you post some of your own photos for us to look at?&nbsp; You said you would post example of &quot;what you mean&quot;, but then you post a photo that is an example of what you don't mean. Then you say, &quot;... and i know how to edit them pretty well!&quot;.&nbsp; I'm a little confused.&nbsp; How is it that we can help you??&nbsp; Posting your own photos would greatly help.&nbsp; Also, if you can maybe put a RAW file in a Dropbox, then perhaps someone may be able to help you get that &quot;crystal clear&quot; look that you are after.&nbsp; I don't know how long you have been doing this photography thing, but you may know that it takes many years to achieve &quot;magazine quality&quot; photos.&nbsp; Correct lighting, correct camera settings and extremely good knowledge of a photo editor.&nbsp; Sure, some lenses will be &quot;sharper&quot; then others, but all modern day lenses will give you a sharp photo.&nbsp; Lastly, don't pixel peep to much.&nbsp; If you are a habitual pixel peeper, you will be disappointed no matter what camera &amp; lens you use.&nbsp; Again, post some of YOUR photos so that we can see.&nbsp; No one can offer you a silver bullet solution.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AC016, post: 361868, member: 9619"] Why don't you post some of your own photos for us to look at? You said you would post example of "what you mean", but then you post a photo that is an example of what you don't mean. Then you say, "... [COLOR=#000000]and i know how to edit them pretty well!". I'm a little confused. How is it that we can help you?? Posting your own photos would greatly help. Also, if you can maybe put a RAW file in a Dropbox, then perhaps someone may be able to help you get that "crystal clear" look that you are after. I don't know how long you have been doing this photography thing, but you may know that it takes many years to achieve "magazine quality" photos. Correct lighting, correct camera settings and extremely good knowledge of a photo editor. Sure, some lenses will be "sharper" then others, but all modern day lenses will give you a sharp photo. Lastly, don't pixel peep to much. If you are a habitual pixel peeper, you will be disappointed no matter what camera & lens you use. Again, post some of YOUR photos so that we can see. No one can offer you a silver bullet solution.[/COLOR][COLOR=#000000] [/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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