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Old 05-06-13, 22:50
gordon g gordon g is offline  
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Looking at the image you linked to there isnt an obvious technical problem at the resolution it is displayed at. The exposure looks balanced, the depth of field gives good front to back sharpness. I wonder whether the issue is one of sharpening/lack of, or artifacts being created in resizing the image. Are you shooting RAW and converting or is the image an out-of-the-camera JPEG? Either may cause a problem - over-compression and too aggressive sharpening will create edge artifacts that can look very ugly, but under-sharpening when converting from RAW (all RAW files need some sharpening) will leave edges undefined and grassy areas will lose texture.
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