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I also do not see too much sharpness in the pictures, to me they seem all out of focus.@bonzo
take a close look at the colour temperature of each of your photos
He I try it again end I think it’s a match betterZipper wrote:Hi...
I also do not see too much sharpness in the pictures, to me they seem all out of focus.@bonzo
take a close look at the colour temperature of each of your photos
What type of lens do you use and what are the settings of your camera: ISO, Shutterspeed, apperture (diafragma)
Do you work in full automatic mode, do you use manual settings for shutter and apperture, or a setting with shutter priority or apperture priority?
All important things to consider when taking pictures.
Maybe you should try a setting with shutter priority, let's say a speed of 1/1000 and let the camera compute the apperture.
It's just a suggestion...
Grtz.
Zipper.
At least the colour temperature is better nowbonzo wrote: He I try it again end I think it’s a match better
Maybe it is a good idea to tell Bendavid2 what you did to get this result@Joost van Doorn
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