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rabbitmountain wrote:
I see no problems either. If you are really concerned, switch to Av and shoot wide open to reduce DoF, keep the lens @400mm@, keep ISO below 800 and focus on some test subjects at various distances.
As a side note, my former 1Ds2 had a curious AF inconsistency once that would give noticeable differences in sharpness with static subjects in controlled environments and repeated focus - shoot - focus - shoot - etc tests. So if your nose is on to something that barely shows in your OP, try to repeat the shots and evaluate closely in LR. A 1Ds2 should have extremely good AF. ...Show more →
Thanks for your in-depth comments. I will do just as you suggested.
I normally prefer to shoot Av @ f8 thinking I can have my cake and eat it too so long as my shutter speeds remain at 1/500 or greater. I took a very similar shot on Av: 400mm, 1/1600, f8, ISO 200, and the results were identical which prompted me to revert back to Program AE and see if I could do better. Those results lead me to begin this thread.
I will run some tests one some printed material following your suggestions using a tripod and my Canon remote switch to eliminate as many variables as possible. I will report back with my results.
Thanks again for your help.
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