Either, Or
It was a stunningly beautiful day today. Much more like our usual Fall weather than all the rain and cool conditions we've been having. So . . . three grandkids in sports, three games to attend.
After putting the images on the computer and crying over viewing them,
I feel like I have only three alternatives left.
EITHER I turn a blind eye to the results from the lens, OR I:
1) Stop trying to take action shots,
2) suck it up, keep taking action shots and deal with the soft images I've been getting, or
3) get the new super-duper, very, very, very expensive sharp lens that I want.
NONE of these are acceptable alternatives, although #3 is the
2 comments:
As I viewed your images, I was thinking to myself "What great action shots!" Then I read what you thought of them, and thought to myself "What is she seeing?" I saw your beautiful grandchildren enjoying a gorgeous fall day...and you were there to cheer them on and capture the memories. Great job, Grandma! :-)
Linda, Have to tested your lens on stationary subject with camera and lens mounted to a tripod, if sharp there it may not be the lens. I have found that you need to have your camera set to continuous focus and make sure you are using a high shutter speed when doing moving action photography. Also you may want to try a monopod if you are not using one.
Rob
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