I agree with the sentiment of the post above this one, so I’m chiming in here.
At 55mm and 1/125, this photo stood a good chance of being sharp unless you have very unsteady hands. Where was your intended focal point? That could help point to what went wrong (eg the intended focal point could be better located, the camera missed focus, the camera moved during the exposure causing blur, etc).
I’m gonna be honest: I didn’t have a lot of time, as the people I was with wanted to continue. In addition, I naturally have slightly shaky hands, and I stood right next to a public toilet with a DSLR, which isn’t a good look tbh.
Because of that, I didn’t take the time to set the settings correctly or trying to have steady hands. I hope that clears thinks up a bit 😅
Edit: Found a street view from the exact same spot.
If you were trying to get in and out quickly, that could explain the soft photo. You might be able to figure out where the camera was trying to focus using Canon’s image editing software, whatever that might be (sorry, not a canon person).
I agree with the sentiment of the post above this one, so I’m chiming in here.
At 55mm and 1/125, this photo stood a good chance of being sharp unless you have very unsteady hands. Where was your intended focal point? That could help point to what went wrong (eg the intended focal point could be better located, the camera missed focus, the camera moved during the exposure causing blur, etc).
I’m gonna be honest: I didn’t have a lot of time, as the people I was with wanted to continue. In addition, I naturally have slightly shaky hands, and I stood right next to a public toilet with a DSLR, which isn’t a good look tbh.
Because of that, I didn’t take the time to set the settings correctly or trying to have steady hands. I hope that clears thinks up a bit 😅
Edit: Found a street view from the exact same spot.
If you were trying to get in and out quickly, that could explain the soft photo. You might be able to figure out where the camera was trying to focus using Canon’s image editing software, whatever that might be (sorry, not a canon person).