Photograph and Camera talk
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That camera looks beautiful @J-IV
looking forward to see what you did with the Ilford 400Here’s a couple from yesterdays winter hike:
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Expecting new born in the year Dragon.
Prepping with tiny baby dragon.Would be a family of 3 Virgos including me and missus.
One birthday party a year is pretty efficient I guess. ️ -
Thanks, that helps. That's a pretty nice setup and should definitely be resolving you sharper when focused on you.
Depending on how focus was set or acquired using AF, it may have just locked on to the highest contrast area right behind you. I'd have expected if AF was used it would track to you once you moved away from the wall, but that doesnt always happen.
As for walking and focus, I'm not familiar enough with that camera, but would suspect there's an Autofocus face tracking mode that could keep you tack sharp. Otherwise there's the old adage of "F8 and be there" where your son could stop down the lens a bit more, to say F5.6 or F8, focus on that crosswalk stripe, and then you'd be plenty sharp just due to the depth of field at 18-35mm.
more than that I'd have to dig into the camera manual to help out on exact settings
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@pechelman think you may have solved it AF wasn’t used it was on MF maybe my son never had that set correctly . I should have thought about AF with both types of shots there is a face tracking option…. Crap ..
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@Jcaz6996 Funny story on this. We had so many missed AF shots when handing the camera to random people on vacations that I at some point deliberately switched to MF and told them „just stay here don’t move an inch and push the dang button“. I prefocus manually and just hand over the cam. 100% success rate thus far
Works especially well with „moving shots“ just walk into the shot along the prefocused „line of sharpness“
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@J-IV hot dang I love the B&W tree shot! Beautiful…