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Hi all,
In the image, I have zoomed in my 5231 in an attempt to be within identification range at the sidewalk/street, approximately 50ft. I noticed once zoomed in that the picture was really only clear towards the center and right half of the screen, while the left side with the leaves and out into the street is blurry (basically anything from the tree and left). I only get a somewhat clear picture around the light post/mail box or closer, but still probably not identifiable unless totally stopped.
I understand that as you get farther left and deeper into the scene the distance grows, but I was surprised to see the amount of blur that I did in such a small field of view.
Is this as a result of the depth of field changing as I zoom in, or possibly a blurring effect on the edges of the view from being zoomed in?
just to note, shutter was set from 0-2 and gain <35 (overcast day). One click either way on the focus slider threw the whole thing off, as well.
Hi all,
In the image, I have zoomed in my 5231 in an attempt to be within identification range at the sidewalk/street, approximately 50ft. I noticed once zoomed in that the picture was really only clear towards the center and right half of the screen, while the left side with the leaves and out into the street is blurry (basically anything from the tree and left). I only get a somewhat clear picture around the light post/mail box or closer, but still probably not identifiable unless totally stopped.
I understand that as you get farther left and deeper into the scene the distance grows, but I was surprised to see the amount of blur that I did in such a small field of view.
Is this as a result of the depth of field changing as I zoom in, or possibly a blurring effect on the edges of the view from being zoomed in?
just to note, shutter was set from 0-2 and gain <35 (overcast day). One click either way on the focus slider threw the whole thing off, as well.