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Originally Posted by Kortho
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Originally Posted by Kzang
So is there a tip to avoid this from happening or is it just a nature of photography? Thanks.
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Increase your F stop to widen the focal plane and bring objects of varying distances into focus. |
Looks like your focus point is causing one side to be sharper. If you want more depth of field, increase your f-stop. Each lens has sweet spot for image sharpness. Books will tell you somewhere between f11-F16. The fun part of learning photography is getting to know your lenses.
Low f stop number will give you shallow depth of field and more of the picture out of focus giving the bokeh effect.