danielpereira
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Sadly my camera doesn't support AF fine tune, I will try to focus manually. Could it be that these problems are happening because the camera is dx and the lens is fx?
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Sorry guys for making you wait so much. I received today my tripod so the first thing I did was test again. Almost clear sky, no camera shake because of tripod, some moving objects like leaves on light wind, and not moving objects like the parked cars. Fully manual didn't even touch any button while changing lenses(18-55mm 2526.jpg)(50mm 2528.jpg) Aperture mode both 5.6 (18-55mm 2533.jpg)(50mm 2530.jpg) (Camera decided to change shutter speed) Fully auto (18-55mm 2536.jpg)(50mm 2537.jpg)(camera changed aperture and ISO)
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So now it's night time, I can't take pictures outdoors. The DSC_2286 is the zoom lens. The DSC_2287 is the prime. With the zoom lens you can read the video title on the bottom right, the prime you can't. Both at iso 800 1/250 50mm 5.6 EDIT: Both focusing in the middle of the screen, and the camera was put on top of a fixed object.
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About the focus distance I don't know what happened, at most I was some cm to the side. Maybe I wasn't focusing at the same branch, but 7 meters difference? About exposure compensation I had both at 0, so I don't know what else I can config in my camera. And the VR, probably that's a big cause. Tomorrow I will post 2 more pictures of fixed objects, and I'm going to put the camera on something so that it doesn't shake. (I don't own a tripod). Sorry for making you guys loose time with amateur errors.
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Hi guys, so last week I bought the legendary Nikon AF-S 1.8G 50mm. But I noticed that the photos where kind of weird. The new lenses photos where over exposed and not sharp. I took them completely in Manual mode on a d3400. The DSC_2270 photo is the (50mm 1.8g af-s) The DSC_2271 photo is the (18-55mm 3.5-5.6g af-p dx vr) Both at 1/40 f/5.6 50mm iso 100. And it wasn't windy. Is it normal for this prime to take photos like this?
