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Unfair expectations of Tamron 24-70 lens, or issue?
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<blockquote data-quote="Bingo76" data-source="post: 844910" data-attributes="member: 53631"><p>Thanks for this. You're right I should have used a tripod, this could well be camera shake.</p><p></p><p>I'd done a lot of research about this lens - probably too much, maybe I was hoping for more lol</p><p>I'd actually shared my concerns with Perplexity (AI) a month or so back, and it took me through very similar steps. including setting up a tripod and taking picture of an ISO 12233 resolution test chart. I then sent these pictures back and it suggested the lens was fine - it seemed ok to me. I also did the fine tune tweaking as you suggested - for this lens I think my setting is -2 which gives the sharpest image.</p><p>Maybe I need to improve my camera holding position for group shots - I'm always shooting at 1:1600 / 2000 for my sports shots, so its never an issue there. As I say I just have this nagging feeling the lens isn't as it should be, hence why trying to get other more qualified opinions!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bingo76, post: 844910, member: 53631"] Thanks for this. You're right I should have used a tripod, this could well be camera shake. I'd done a lot of research about this lens - probably too much, maybe I was hoping for more lol I'd actually shared my concerns with Perplexity (AI) a month or so back, and it took me through very similar steps. including setting up a tripod and taking picture of an ISO 12233 resolution test chart. I then sent these pictures back and it suggested the lens was fine - it seemed ok to me. I also did the fine tune tweaking as you suggested - for this lens I think my setting is -2 which gives the sharpest image. Maybe I need to improve my camera holding position for group shots - I'm always shooting at 1:1600 / 2000 for my sports shots, so its never an issue there. As I say I just have this nagging feeling the lens isn't as it should be, hence why trying to get other more qualified opinions! [/QUOTE]
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