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    That doesn't look 'that' bad. but could be improved

    What lens ?

    Which AF mode are you using ?

    Is that cropped or full frame ?

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    Using my new 24-105L f/4 IS.

    I was using Manual select AF point expansion mode.

    Focused on his right eye.

    Slightly cropped on the right side.

    When zoomed in on the eye, not sharp at all.

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    With the manual select AF mode, have you set up the little joystick to move the point around with your thumb ? if not do that. I can't remember if it had to be enabled in the menu.

    Looking at that pic again. focal length is 105mm & shutter 1/100. That should be OK with the IS but it looks it may have caught a a bit of motion blur when you notice the rows of bricks in the background. You will still get some duds even with the IS

    Got a couple more to post up ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Art Vandelay View Post
    With the manual select AF mode, have you set up the little joystick to move the point around with your thumb ? if not do that. I can't remember if it had to be enabled in the menu.

    Looking at that pic again. focal length is 105mm & shutter 1/100. That should be OK with the IS but it looks it may have caught a a bit of motion blur when you notice the rows of bricks in the background. You will still get some duds even with the IS

    Got a couple more to post up ?
    Yes that is the correct mode, I always usually use the centre point as it is the strongest (so I have been told).

    I kind of forget how I held the camera, but I don't remember breathing in before taking the photo.

    I don't have anymore to post.

    Thanks,
    Taylor

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