Qualitätsprobleme

[irenamaurer]

Ich hatte gestern meine Bilder hochgeladen und jetzt sehe ich wegen qualitätprobleme abgelengt..weisst jemand warum, kann mir jemand helfen?

ich zeige 1 bild davon

[John PDX · Accepted solution]

That's a very cute picture.  I see two problems.  First, the horizon is not level.  The photo slopes down to the right side.  Second, there is something odd happening with the focus.  You would expected a smooth transition between the in focus and out of focus areas.  Instead of a smooth transition there is a hard transition as seen below.  It doesn't look natural.

[Jill_C · Accepted solution]

As John indicated, it's a very cute puppy picture; however the depth of field is too shallow, causing most of the image to be out of focus.

[Ricky336 · Accepted solution]

Hallo,

The top of the dog's head also has a strong highlight and the side of its body:

This isn't good!

[RALPH_L]

There are also overexposed highlights on the top of the head.

[Abambo]

Ich würde zusätzlich den Weissabgleich korrigieren. Wegen der anderen, unverbesserlichen Problemen ist dies aber zweitrangig.

[irenamaurer]

Vielen dank an allen Antworten, das ist aber komisch, das das Bild unscharf ist....bei mir zeigt das nicht so...

[Abambo]

Auch wenn Du es bei 100% begutachtest?

[irenamaurer]

ja... bei mir zeigt das das Bild ist ganz scharf....

[Ricky336]

On the one hand, the picture is 'sharp', BUT, due to the depth of field - only a small part of the dog is 'sharp' and the rest shows some blur - the depth of field is small! So, it is not so much of a focusing problem, but rather, the size of the aperture!

Hence  @Jill_C pointing out the lack of focus on the dog. 

According to the metadata, the f stop is 3.5, and the focal length is 135mm. This explains the shallow depth of field. You have a small f-stop and a long focal length. The longer the focal length of a lens the shallower the depth of field.

Read this about Depth of field from Photography life:

Understanding Depth of Field - A Beginner's Guide (photographylife.com)

By the way, It seems you used full automatic mode on your camera; the shutter speed is high. Did you use the 'sports mode' setting?