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Jun 07, 2005 13:04 |  #1

I was on my way home late Sunday night. I put the ISO 1600, with my 50mm 1.8 lens. I was really impressed with the quality.

Also that day I was taking some photos inside with no flash. Just tungsten lighting. The exposure looked great, but I was gettn disappointed because as I checked each shot in the screen, they seemed out of focus. But, when I got them home and viewed on my computer they were tack sharp. Anybody experience that?




  
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Jun 07, 2005 13:14 |  #2

No, it's usually the other way around for me. Sometimes what seems sharp on the screen would actually be out of focus when viewed on computer.


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Jun 07, 2005 18:32 |  #3

What you see only the camera screen is just a thumbnail image that's embedded in the main picture file. Were you perhaps zooming into the on-camera display? It'll always look fuzzy when you do that.


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