Ever gotten your images off the camera, zoomed into 100%, and been a little disappointed with the results? Ever had a hard time figuring out what went wrong? In this series, we’re looking at 11 common causes of poor clarity and how to address each. With a little practice, you’ll be able to glance at an image and know how to fix it. Last week , we looked at three common factors that can lead to a loss of image sharpness: the optical design/assembly of a lens, missed focus, and subject motion. This week we’re going to look at two more: camera shake and depth of field. Camera Shake The fundamental problem is a limit to how steady we can hold our hands. Trying to aim a camera involves complex feed-forward and feedback loops in the brain, integrating the visual system, motor cortex, and an intricate web of sensory […]
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