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Picture quality suffers with zooming posted on 7th of may, 2008

I do not know, if this is the right place to ask a question from fellow photographers.

I have a Sony DSLR F-828. Good one.

But, I have a problem. When I take pictures with full zoom, ( optical zoom only ), I find that the pictures quality suffers.

The sharpness suffers. Even during sun light shots, with ample ambient light, my picture remains poor quality. I have taken shots of sun set, and get disappointed when compare my pictures with those which are already on dreams time.

Can some one please give me some reason on it?

The image here is not mine, but this is what i like, and I want to take pics like this.

Tags: photos problem quality zoom

Comments (7)

	Comment by Galaxyindia on May 09, 2008 Thanks Rahela, This is useful.
	Comment by Rahela on May 09, 2008 But, frankly do not know where is this Forum, and may be I am not too net savvy. Forum (Message Boards) for all Dreamtimers Hope that helps, Rahela
	Comment by Galaxyindia on May 08, 2008 Hi Rahela, I did try tripod, but, the image is not going impressive. As Kenney says, I may need to think on a newer camera. But, sure will try experimenting more with my existing camers, and see, if things improve. And, thanks for taking time to comment.
	Comment by Galaxyindia on May 08, 2008 Hi KenneyStudios, Thanks for your comments. First, my apology for putting this question. But, frankly do not know where is this Forum, and may be I am not too net savvy. But, your suggestion on camera makes sense. May be I should look at buying a superior camera. Thanks again.
	Comment by Rahela on May 08, 2008 Hi Galaxyindia, you may want to use the tripod in order to try to eliminate distortion and noise that effect the sharphness of your images, if your camera doesn't have the image stabilization.
	Comment by KenneyStudios on May 07, 2008 I looked up the specs of your camera, and the reason you are getting distortion is because of the camera itself, not the fact that you are zooming. It's a nice camera, but it isn't very high-end. It also does not have image stabilization, which can cause distortation. No offense, but this is more along the lines of what I would consider a starter DSLR camera rather than a high-end one to use for frequent stock photos.
	Comment by KenneyStudios on May 07, 2008 I think this kind of stuff is supposed to go in the forums, not the blogs.

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