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EOS R6 Mark II - Trouble with getting clear photos

sdphotography1
Apprentice

Hello, i am a beginner photographer and I'm having some trouble. I saw that someone else was having the same issues as i am but with a different camera body. So i am shooting in M and i have my back button focus set but when i take photos they look grainy almost. Like they are clear but its not super clean and crisp like others. I heard that you need to have the ISO down to the lowest setting because the higher it is the more grainer the photo will be. I could really use help on improvement and what to fix!! I shoot with the 50 mm lens F 1.8 and the RF 25 -105 mm F/4L IS USM as well. 

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Hingis
Apprentice

Do a total reset of the camera settings. The set the mode to P. Set the lens to AF. Take pictures of stationary subjects at lots of distances.

Waddizzle
Legend
Legend

@sdphotography1 wrote:

Hello, i am a beginner photographer and I'm having some trouble. I saw that someone else was having the same issues as i am but with a different camera body. So i am shooting in M and i have my back button focus set but when i take photos they look grainy almost. Like they are clear but its not super clean and crisp like others. I heard that you need to have the ISO down to the lowest setting because the higher it is the more grainer the photo will be. I could really use help on improvement and what to fix!! I shoot with the 50 mm lens F 1.8 and the RF 25 -105 mm F/4L IS USM as well. 


First and foremost, Back Button Focus, BBF, does not improve the camera’s ability to focus.  It can improve your ability to select and acquire a subject, but that’s it.  The same AF system is used with or without BBF.

If your photos are grainy, then could you post a sample image of the issue?  Thanks.  A sample will help us better understand your issue.  Please post an image that includes EXIF data.  Even better, share a RAW photo to a public  file sharing platform like Dropbox.

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Hingis
Apprentice

Do a total reset of the camera settings. The set the mode to P. Set the lens to AF. Take pictures of stationary subjects at lots of distances.

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