It's adorable :D, Do you have your camera set to "one shot"? If you do, just make sure your metering "points" (or whatever is in your camera to show you where it's focusing).... Make sure to get the eyes...at least the one closest to the camera when using a wider aperature...and you'll have tack sharpness... :) Or whatever part of the body your looking to get sharp. You can also "lock focus" on your subject and recompose your image to be more flattering to your subject... BUT only if your camera is in "one shot" mode... I NEVER take it off of that setting, because you have more control that way.... :) Just some tips, hope they help :)
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It's adorable :D, Do you have your camera set to "one shot"? If you do, just make sure your metering "points" (or whatever is in your camera to show you where it's focusing).... Make sure to get the eyes...at least the one closest to the camera when using a wider aperature...and you'll have tack sharpness... :) Or whatever part of the body your looking to get sharp. You can also "lock focus" on your subject and recompose your image to be more flattering to your subject... BUT only if your camera is in "one shot" mode... I NEVER take it off of that setting, because you have more control that way.... :) Just some tips, hope they help :)
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