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Obtaining Maximum Sharpness is a great digital photography tutorial on getting your photos crystal clear and sharp.
'Extreme sharpness is frequently of little consequence to a picture’s quality or worth, but it is often a desired property. Many people go to all kinds of extremes for the sake of sharpness, such as buying expensive lenses and/or high resolution digital cameras, testing their lenses by photographing resolution charts, and memorizing MTF (modulation transfer function) charts. Unfortunately, most of these people, nevertheless, will not often achieve stellar sharpness because they don’t know how--do not know the techniques to employ and the pitfalls to avoid--to handle their photo equipment toward the goal of maximum sharpness. The primary sharpness-limiting factor for most photographers is inadequate technique, not inadequate optics. Someone who knows and practices excellent technique can usually easily get sharper results out of a cheap zoom lens than the results achieved by somebody who uses an optically superior (and vastly more expensive) prime lens with poor technique.'
The tips offered are as sharp as the pictures they will help produce. Source - Photography Blog
Posted by Darren in our Tips category on April 02, 2004