MAC_daddy
23rd of July 2003 (Wed), 23:26
http://www.rogers-md.net/images/focus1.jpg
http://www.rogers-md.net/images/focus2.jpg
My oppologies for the wide photo, but I wanted you folks to see everything. Hopefully what I have done here clearly illustrates my problem. I cut out a chunck of the out of focus stuff and moved it to the in focus side for easy comparison.
These were shot with a 10D using a Canon 28-105 USM zoom. When the lens is set at 28ish end of things the focus falls apart on the left side of the photo. I know this isn't the best lens canon has to offer - am I being too critical or should it maintain focus in a situation. The problem follows the lens and not the body. I tested out my 75-300 the same way and its nice and crisp all the way across the photo.
What do I do???
Thanks in advance!
http://www.rogers-md.net/images/focus2.jpg
My oppologies for the wide photo, but I wanted you folks to see everything. Hopefully what I have done here clearly illustrates my problem. I cut out a chunck of the out of focus stuff and moved it to the in focus side for easy comparison.
These were shot with a 10D using a Canon 28-105 USM zoom. When the lens is set at 28ish end of things the focus falls apart on the left side of the photo. I know this isn't the best lens canon has to offer - am I being too critical or should it maintain focus in a situation. The problem follows the lens and not the body. I tested out my 75-300 the same way and its nice and crisp all the way across the photo.
What do I do???
Thanks in advance!