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Originally Posted by MrLabGuy
Great eyes guys. I'm now seeing things in the photo from a more critical aspect.
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I noticed the focus point being near his knee or shoe but I was focusing on his head when I took the shot. One big reason I decided to move up to a new DSLR was that the focus point on the Olympus was always slow to pick up and more pictures were out of focus than not in a typical shooting session.
The camera was on full on auto on an overcast day which should have been an ideal situation for some easy photographs.
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If you were focusing on his head then that camera has a front focus problem, you might want to get it checked. Did you have multiple focus points enabled or just the center one? (I've never used an E10 so I don't know how the focus system works in that camera). On new DSLR's you can select which focus point to use, I use the center one exclusively to avoid the camera choosing where to focus, which will always be the area of the subject with the most contrast.
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