Total Eclipse of the Moon
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- thehappyotter
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- Kevin Farnell
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Hi Otter,
There is nothing wrong with your shots. I copied one onto my PC and opened it with my Nikon editing software.
I can see from this, that you are using a Canon 350D (an excellent DSLR).
In this case, you should have some Canon editing software. Open you pics with this and increase the 'Sharpening'. This can make a huge reduction to the 'blurriness'.
Also, I prefer to shoot 'RAW' rather than 'JPEG' and let the computer, not the camera do the processing.
Hope this is of use.
Regards
Kevin
There is nothing wrong with your shots. I copied one onto my PC and opened it with my Nikon editing software.
I can see from this, that you are using a Canon 350D (an excellent DSLR).
In this case, you should have some Canon editing software. Open you pics with this and increase the 'Sharpening'. This can make a huge reduction to the 'blurriness'.
Also, I prefer to shoot 'RAW' rather than 'JPEG' and let the computer, not the camera do the processing.
Hope this is of use.
Regards
Kevin
- Garry Russell
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- thehappyotter
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I wouldnt worry - I dont think the 400D really has enough extra over the 350D to warrant buying it. I got my 350D back in October and both were on sale and I chose the 350D on balance because I didnt think the 400 justified its higher price!thehappyotter wrote:Cheers Kevin.
I'm still learning everytime I switch it on but i'm very happy with it so far.
Shame the 400D came out about a week after I brought my 350... Typical.