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EOS 5D Mark IV pics get fuzzy when printed at large size

pinp
Apprentice

I have a Canon 5D Mark IV camera.

What size should the images be? I'm finding that they're not printing that clear and get kind of fuzzy when printing them very large. This is the file size I'm currently seeing. Is this correct?

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March411
Rising Star

Hey pinp, welcome to the site.

You said you are shooting the largest jpeg so in camera or post production are your best options to improve focus. Shutter speed, aperture and environmental challenges could have had impact. The image that you are referencing what were the particulars for the image?

There are many photographers that do as what Brian suggested above, improving your images in post production. Photoshop, Lightroom and some very specific image sharpening software packages like DXO or Topaz Labs can do some beautiful work on sharpness and removing noise. I use Topaz because their denoise function is great and I spend a decent amount of time in the woods resulting in high ISO.



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