I just had a photo shoot with 125 photos (25 brackets of five photos) and EVERY SINGLE PHOTO was blurry. Not a single photo was acceptably sharp.
The major concern is that I thought I was doing everything right. I was in AF and was using tap to focus. I was pretty far away (about 100 to 200 feet) focusing on a house, and at that distance, I think there should be enough depth of field to have everything in focus. But everything was blurry.
The other thing about this was two days before I was on another shoot and took a couple hundred photos (again, I usually use AEB in five shot brackets) and the focus was fine.
The main difference is on the day that I ended up with blurry shots, it was very hot (about 100-degrees fairenheit). It was a BIT gusty, too. But the shutter speeds were very high as well.
The only other time I have had focus issues that were similar to this was one occasion a few months back when the weather was much more mild (around 65 to 70 degrees).
I haven't had a chance to test again since then.
I checked the camera lens and there isn't any dust / dirt / bugs on the lens. I am not using a filter on the camera lens either.
The SD card is a Samsung Evo U3 V30 128GB
I shot in RAW + JPG. Both the RAW files and the JPG's are blurry. The RAW file for the sample shot below is 23.5MB in size.
I just don't understand how EVERY shot can be blurry as I was touch focusing before each set of bracketed shots.
The example shot has a 1/2000 shutter speed, so it is unlikely to be motion blur.

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The major concern is that I thought I was doing everything right. I was in AF and was using tap to focus. I was pretty far away (about 100 to 200 feet) focusing on a house, and at that distance, I think there should be enough depth of field to have everything in focus. But everything was blurry.
The other thing about this was two days before I was on another shoot and took a couple hundred photos (again, I usually use AEB in five shot brackets) and the focus was fine.
The main difference is on the day that I ended up with blurry shots, it was very hot (about 100-degrees fairenheit). It was a BIT gusty, too. But the shutter speeds were very high as well.
The only other time I have had focus issues that were similar to this was one occasion a few months back when the weather was much more mild (around 65 to 70 degrees).
I haven't had a chance to test again since then.
I checked the camera lens and there isn't any dust / dirt / bugs on the lens. I am not using a filter on the camera lens either.
The SD card is a Samsung Evo U3 V30 128GB
I shot in RAW + JPG. Both the RAW files and the JPG's are blurry. The RAW file for the sample shot below is 23.5MB in size.
I just don't understand how EVERY shot can be blurry as I was touch focusing before each set of bracketed shots.
The example shot has a 1/2000 shutter speed, so it is unlikely to be motion blur.

Dropbox link to full size image:
Dropbox
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