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<blockquote data-quote="tvdrss" data-source="post: 280791" data-attributes="member: 22781">Thank you all again for your assistance.I agree with you that our pictures a fine, I just want them perfect.&nbsp; There is a large competitor in this market place and when I look at their pictures vs our pictures, there is no contest their pictures are 100 times better than ours.I do believe though that the problem is the focus.&nbsp;&nbsp; What we want focused is the board level detail of the silk screening printed on the board.&nbsp;&nbsp; I would rather have the board in perfect focus and the tops of the components a little out of focus.&nbsp; &nbsp; Question at this point is, is there a way to make auto focus focus on the board and not the highest point of the components?&nbsp;&nbsp; Doing manual focus would slow things down majorly. Right now we are shooting in RAW which we were told gives us the most amount of adjustability in light room. I will try adjusting the sharpness of the camera. As for, how much post processing, we dont do much, we apply a filter we made to sharpen it up and brighten it a bit and then crop it.&nbsp; Thanks,Tim</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tvdrss, post: 280791, member: 22781"] Thank you all again for your assistance. I agree with you that our pictures a fine, I just want them perfect. There is a large competitor in this market place and when I look at their pictures vs our pictures, there is no contest their pictures are 100 times better than ours. I do believe though that the problem is the focus. What we want focused is the board level detail of the silk screening printed on the board. I would rather have the board in perfect focus and the tops of the components a little out of focus. Question at this point is, is there a way to make auto focus focus on the board and not the highest point of the components? Doing manual focus would slow things down majorly. Right now we are shooting in RAW which we were told gives us the most amount of adjustability in light room. I will try adjusting the sharpness of the camera. As for, how much post processing, we dont do much, we apply a filter we made to sharpen it up and brighten it a bit and then crop it. Thanks, Tim [/QUOTE]

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