refus pour flou il ont déjà vu tombe de la neige

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et voila la photo qui et flou moi je ne voir que la neige qui tombe et qui fait cette effet , donc je suit un con de mettre des photo pareil, j'avais mis des photo de canoë ou il y avait des personnes que j'avais floutée pour pas les reconnaître comme on fait en France, 6 on été refus bien que c'est personne soit loin et non reconnaissable mais voila qu'il restée une photo avec personne floutée qui ai approuvée ? , question les personne qui regarde les photos savait ce quel font ?

and here is the photo that blurs me and I only see the falling snow and that effect, so I follow a con to put pictures like that, I put pictures of canoe or there were people that I had blurred to not recognize them as we do in France, 6 was refused although it is nobody is far and unrecognizable but here is it that there remained a photo with nobody blurred who approved? , question the person who looks at the pictures knew what they do?

Ricky336 · Accepted Answer

la vrais photo en rawHello again,I will try to say this clearly.Unfortunately, your whole picture is soft and nothing is in clear focus. You have shown the focus points, so the trees should be sharp, but they are not. So I would suggest that as you used 1/60 sec, you have camera shake, which has made the whole picture unsharp, therefore the out of focus rejection.This is the nearest object to you, and over the focus points, yet it is not sharp:and here:The trees are not sharp and clear. The snow falling is not the reason for it being unsharp.The logs are also not sharp...I think in this situation and under these conditions, a tripod is necessary. Your camera would then be stable and you would be able to use a slower shutter speed. I think 1/60 sec is too slow to be hand held. (I'm assuming you hand held this.)I hope the translator is clear in translation.

Ricky336 · Answer

Hello, I'm afraid the translation doesn't make any sense. Could you be a bit clearer in your question.

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