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Copyright ©2007, kirsty bushell
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| Photographer: | kirsty bushell |
|---|---|
| Folder: | Common area |
| Uploaded: | 06-Jan-2007 19:52 CET |
| Model release available: | |
| Camera: | Olympus E500 |
| Exposure time: | 1/4.5 |
| Aperture: | f/5.6 |
| Focal length: | 45mm |
| Lens: | olympus digital |
| Focusing method: | iESP P-AF |
| ISO: | 100 |
| White balance: | Auto |
| Flash: | no |
| Image format: | SHQ |
| Processing applied: | |
| Various: | |
| Image resized to: | 980x735 |
Out of focus?
It's either motion blurred (did you use a tripod?) or not properly focused. If you shoot macro, you may need to stop down the lens to get sufficient depth of field.
Alfred Molon at 06:51 CET on 07-Jan-2007 [Reply]