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<blockquote data-quote="richarddacat" data-source="post: 445774" data-attributes="member: 35454"><p>Thanks for all the input.</p><p>The below "mod" looks much better, thanks.</p><p></p><p>One thing that I'm after is a sharp crisp picture. Looking at the one below the top pedal or rather the outside edges are fuzzy. Now I did do a center weighted metering which may be the cause of this and I was using my 18-140 lens where my Micro 40mm may have been a better choice (probably a better lens too)? </p><p></p><p>As far as lighting goes I'll be using natural light in all of my shots outdoors unless the flash is needed, at least for now anyway.</p><p></p><p>Personally I would like to get a great shot without making in-camera post adjustments, surely that's possible or are we saying that most of the super shots I see on here have been "adjusted"? If so then that's something else I need to learn about.</p><p></p><p>Thanks again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="richarddacat, post: 445774, member: 35454"] Thanks for all the input. The below "mod" looks much better, thanks. One thing that I'm after is a sharp crisp picture. Looking at the one below the top pedal or rather the outside edges are fuzzy. Now I did do a center weighted metering which may be the cause of this and I was using my 18-140 lens where my Micro 40mm may have been a better choice (probably a better lens too)? As far as lighting goes I'll be using natural light in all of my shots outdoors unless the flash is needed, at least for now anyway. Personally I would like to get a great shot without making in-camera post adjustments, surely that's possible or are we saying that most of the super shots I see on here have been "adjusted"? If so then that's something else I need to learn about. Thanks again. [/QUOTE]
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