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hy guys,
i own a canon 400D and i recently bought a lens canon 70-300mm F4-5.6 IS USM for a safari.
but unfortunately the picture i took at 300mm are not sharp at all and if i magnify than is a really nightmare. i had a sack of beans on top of the roof of the vehicle , so the camera was really steady. i used the camera on automatic. what will be the problem? why does it happen?it shouldn't with the price i've paied the lens.
my friend who own a nikon with the nikon lens 70 -300 bla bla took much more sharper shot.he could even magnify the picture whitout ruin the sharpness of it.
any answear for that?
hope i don't need to throw my camera in the bin. :((((
i own a canon 400D and i recently bought a lens canon 70-300mm F4-5.6 IS USM for a safari.
but unfortunately the picture i took at 300mm are not sharp at all and if i magnify than is a really nightmare. i had a sack of beans on top of the roof of the vehicle , so the camera was really steady. i used the camera on automatic. what will be the problem? why does it happen?it shouldn't with the price i've paied the lens.
my friend who own a nikon with the nikon lens 70 -300 bla bla took much more sharper shot.he could even magnify the picture whitout ruin the sharpness of it.
any answear for that?
hope i don't need to throw my camera in the bin. :((((
There is a number of reasons why this may be happening.
As you say, you had the camera on a beanbag, but was it held on it? Was it placed and fired by self timer etc? Shutter slap can induce camera movement at longer focal lengths.
70-300mm's are normally softer at the long end and you may have a bad one. Is it ok at the shorter end?
You could take it back to where you bought it and ask to try another copy.
Ian
As you say, you had the camera on a beanbag, but was it held on it? Was it placed and fired by self timer etc? Shutter slap can induce camera movement at longer focal lengths.
70-300mm's are normally softer at the long end and you may have a bad one. Is it ok at the shorter end?
You could take it back to where you bought it and ask to try another copy.
Ian
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