In a message dated 5/26/2005 1:25:43 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Since you were working close, the small differences in distance are magnified. They are not about the same distance away. Don't count on autofocus to give you sharper pics than manual focus. Where, precisely, did the camera decide to focus?
Shel =========== Grrrrrr. I think my eyes have degraded to the point that I can't really manually focus at all anymore. Also, I think it's making a problem with my post-processing too. Even with reading glasses. IHMO, I will try greater sharpening and maybe reshoot. But for now, see next PESO, Mom at 90 II, and I got to do some stuff other than list stuff (I know remember why I unsubscribed for a while. ;-)) In my browser, Mom II has a lot of artifacts, in Netscape it looks... okay. I USMed it twice. So I am getting leary of that. Grrrr. I know, I know, manual focus. But I seriously doubt I will be doing much of it in the future. For reasons stated. Marnie aka Doe ;-)
