melissa_zamzow

<p>in both, it was the eye....<br /><br />the only example i have with a higher f stop would be at 3.5 and to me, it still looks fuzzy <br /><br />I have an issue when i bump my ISO up to anything higher than 120...the noise is HORRIBLE!</p>

<p>And why would the XTi camera (using the same lens and same settings) show up ok and then my 40D (using same lens and same settings) be blurry like that....everything i did was the same....</p>

<p>Not sure if that is helpful or not....I'm used to getting such crisp images SOOC....now they are grainy and hazy and off : (</p>

<p>this is after the camera issues</p>

<p>I have taken pictures in low light before and have not had this issue....this happens even in well lit photos....I will see if I can post a couple of before and after the issue pictures...</p>

<p>These are in RAW format.... <br />1/40 f1.8 ISO100<br /><br />i have other pictures that do the same thing with their settings being: 1/125 and 1/320<br /><br />If it is due to the shutter speed, how would that have been affected if I have not changed any settings? Or if it is due to shutter speed, how do I fix that and still be able to shoot in AV mode?</p>

<p>No matter what setting I have it on (even on full auto) the photos turn out this way....I never had this problem before using the same camera and lens....photos were crisp and clear...I'm thinking that obviously it has something to do with the body but wondering if it's something I can fix vs sending it in....these were with auto focus....</p>

 

<p>I am new here so I am not sure what all information you will need to help me with this...but....Can anyone tell me what might be causing my camera to take pictures like this? I tested two cameras (mine Canon 40D and my mother in laws Rebel XTI) with two different lenses....I was trying to see if it was my lens or my camera body that was the issue....it appears to be my camera body :( <br /><br />I know you need pictures .... can someone tell me how to post those? <br>

<br />Photos shot in AV mode, ISO at 100 </p>

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