I took several landscape long exposures at golden hour yesterday, but when zooming in 100% on Lightroom the trees look soft. I used a shutter speed of 2 seconds and image stabilization was off. What could be causing this blur?
I ran into something very similar when shooting high-contrast scenes. Bumping my shutter speed up slightly and turning on electronic front-curtain shutter eliminated the softness without needing a gear change.
I ran into something very similar when shooting high-contrast scenes. Bumping my shutter speed up slightly and turning on electronic front-curtain shutter eliminated the softness without needing a gear change.
I ran into something very similar when shooting high-contrast scenes. Bumping my shutter speed up slightly and turning on electronic front-curtain shutter eliminated the softness without needing a gear change.
I ran into something very similar when shooting high-contrast scenes. Bumping my shutter speed up slightly and turning on electronic front-curtain shutter eliminated the softness without needing a gear change.
I ran into something very similar when shooting high-contrast scenes. Bumping my shutter speed up slightly and turning on electronic front-curtain shutter eliminated the softness without needing a gear change.
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I ran into something very similar when shooting high-contrast scenes. Bumping my shutter speed up slightly and turning on electronic front-curtain shutter eliminated the softness without needing a gear change.
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Ali · 19 hours ago
Product shot — is the reflection too strong?
