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Posted by Randy In Pa on April 27, 2005 at 20:19:03 from (67.140.7.164):
In Reply to: Randy in PA posted by Nebraska Cowman on April 27, 2005 at 11:26:10:
Cowman, there is something definitely out of wack. The left side of the pic is sharp from frount to back. you can see tack sharpness from the tire clean back into the trees. The right side however is soft from the tire all the way through. It should not be this way. If it was not sharp anywhere in the photo then one could say it might be a focus setting, But it should definately not be the way it is. Unfortunately your camera needs to go to canon service. If you want, you can email a photo to canon service for them to look at. But I dont believe it is anything you can fix yourself. On another note, we got our website up today. http://www.laskodyphotography.com/index.html Not all the galleries are up yet, but the senior galleries are. Can anybody identify the old truck on the home page? Randy
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