My gf just showed me pics taken at her office from her co-worker's
camera. It was a C*non S45. 1000f all images were blurry.
First, the office was dark. Did she switch it to ISO400? Nope. Shot
at ISO100. Second, the flash is the size of a tic-tac. Did she care?
No. Third, did she shoot the shot pressing the camera to her face?
nope, she used the LCD screen to frame, shooting away from her body,
arms out. All shots, 100% blurry. So now nobody in her office wants to
buy that camera, thinking it takes blurry pics.
They comment on how I much have a "much better camera" (well actually, I
do! hehehe I love my Om1n) and now it must be vastly superior because
all MY pics come out crisp and clear...
#1) The photographer!
#2) Tripod!
#3) Lens!
I think to me, in that order; of importance... With sometimes #2 and #3
flip flopping...
It's NOT the camera only; it's the photographer!! A good camera will
not make a lousy photographer into a good one! My gf now knows..
Albert
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