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I have a problem getting the face sharp with my 1D Mark IIn. I read a previous post that addressed moving the AF point up and shooting in El Servo. I did that. I am trying to focus in on my son who is on the right. But it ends up soft in the face. I have had many photos end up just like this. Could someone give me some tips?
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shutter speed and lens? iso?
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500 shutter (There just happened to be a break in the action). 2.8 Shutter. and 1600 ISO due to getting dark and no lights on yet.
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I forgot to add Canon 70-200 for lens
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70-200 f/2.8 IS?
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yes
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In the photo posted, in CS2 here, I can't tell where the focus is sharp; I'm wondering where/what the AF did lock on to.
Last edited by S.Horton : 20th of April 2007 (Fri) at 22:16. Reason: grMmar |
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Me too. The best I can tell is maybe the shorts. Hard to tell because they are black. But the AF point is higher.
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I don't know; I'll be interested in the expert's take and learn from it.
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As slowly as your subjects appear to be moving, they might not make a difference but I'd suggest you use custom functions C.Fn 17-1 and C.Fn 20-1. C.Fn 17-1 expands the focus one pont in all directions and C.Fn 20-1 slows AI Servo tracking sensitivity so that other moving subjects won't throw it off. Then use single point focus and hold the focus point on your subject's face.
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Can light rain cause AF problems?
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It could but low light conditions that usually accompany light rain probably cause more problems for AF sensors.
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