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Old 04-29-2011, 09:14 PM
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Hi. I am not familiar with the equipment you are talking about but from the pictures it looks to me like a depth of field problem. It appears that small parts of your pictures are in focus. To get more of your subject in focus (front to back - depth) you need to increase the depth of field or the f-stop (5.6 and higher should give you better results). I don't have any links but if you do a search for depth of field I bet you will find alot of helpful articles/tutorials with better explanations than mine.
A tripod will also help if you are shakey.
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