11-15-2012 04:29 PM
I allways shot with Picture Style Neutral or SuperFlat , which cause the Pic to be a little bit unsharp. I then use DPP and sharpen the Images ( RAW)
But mostley it is an god Idea to send your Equipment ( Lens and Body) to Canon Service so that the y can calibrate the SetUp I do that with every new Lens and Body SetUp
Greets
B.DeKid
11-15-2012 04:57 PM
As you analyze your 'sharpness' issues
make sure you consider:
camera shake
slow shutter speeds
focusing issues
aperture issues
before you send in your lens
try tripod mounted shots at 1/100-1/250 with apertures of 4.0 or 5.6 (sweet spot for a lot of lenses)
also try single point focus as a trial especially at apertures 2.0 and below
11-15-2012 08:00 PM
@iND wrote:As you analyze your 'sharpness' issues
make sure you consider:
camera shake
slow shutter speeds
focusing issues
aperture issues
before you send in your lens
try tripod mounted shots at 1/100-1/250 with apertures of 4.0 or 5.6 (sweet spot for a lot of lenses)
also try single point focus as a trial especially at apertures 2.0 and below
^Definitely do this first.
OOF, shutter speeds too slow, IS turned on while on tripod, MA may be needed. There are a lot of things to check to make sure it's not user error before sending it in. Otherwise you get a lens back from Canon and have the same issues.
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