At 01:21 AM 8/11/2004 +0200, you wrote:
f44?  That's your problem.  Each f-stop cuts lens resolution in half.
It doesn't really matter until f/11 or so with current digital cameras,
but past that you'll start losing sharpness.  Try f/8 or f/11 instead
of f/44 and you should see a sharper picture.

Diffraction is a very real problem at very small apertures, but it sounded like the original poster was seeing motion blur, which is a bigger, and more visible, problem.




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