Thanks for the tips, unfortunately there isn't always enough room for a tripod as in this case. I was squeezed between a fence and a row of parked cars on a narrow verge so I couldn't even get a different vantage point. Focal points are definitely something I have to practice in landscapes...
Thanks dinorock, it worked :banana:. Right, I'm starting to think that maybe my monitor is the problem - I'm looking at this on a different one and it doesn't look too bad. If I remember rightly I focussed somewhere toward the end of the first bridge but to me the undergrowth doesn't look too...
Oh dear, I've tried this before and I couldn't get the hang of it :(. I'm quite sure a lot of it is technique as I can get nice sharp pictures when I'm using my tripod but I don't always want to lug it around with me. Maybe a vodka or two beforehand would steady the shake, eh? I will look into...
Thanks all for the suggestions. Still pondering. My reason for considering the full frame tamron was that it was 'only' £200 more expensive than the 15 - 85mm and if I am going to spend that kind of money at least the full frame gives me the option of upgrading my camera at a later date! The 15...
So, here is my 'problem' and I would be interested to know your opinion: when I bought my 500D a couple of years ago it came with the above mentioned lens. Although it isn't bad it has no IS and I don't seem to be able to get a really sharp picture when hand held. I know it is probably due to...
Thanks for the screen shot but I can't seem to find it on my pictures. I have the option to share my pics but all that comes up when I click on the button are icons for sharing to Facebook, Twitter etc. :bonk:
Thanks for your thoughts Danzaroonie, I think you are probably right on both counts and looking up the hyper focal distance is probably a good starting place.
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