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<blockquote data-quote="1shot(bob)" data-source="post: 1345309" data-attributes="member: 1657">It could be several reasons you&#039;re seeing this. Here is the EXIF data for each shot:1) Exposure Time:&nbsp; &nbsp; 1/250 sec&nbsp; &nbsp; F-Number:&nbsp; &nbsp; f/10.0&nbsp; &nbsp; Exposure Program:&nbsp; &nbsp; Normal Program&nbsp; &nbsp; ISO Speed Rating:&nbsp; &nbsp; 100&nbsp; &nbsp; Lens Aperture:&nbsp; &nbsp; f/9.9&nbsp; &nbsp; Exposure Bias:&nbsp; &nbsp; 0 EV&nbsp; &nbsp; Metering Mode:&nbsp; &nbsp; Pattern2) Exposure Time:&nbsp; &nbsp; 1/1600 sec&nbsp; &nbsp; F-Number:&nbsp; &nbsp; f/5.6&nbsp; &nbsp; Exposure Program:&nbsp; &nbsp; Aperture Priority&nbsp; &nbsp; ISO Speed Rating:&nbsp; &nbsp; 3200&nbsp; &nbsp; Lens Aperture:&nbsp; &nbsp; f/5.7&nbsp; &nbsp; Exposure Bias:&nbsp; &nbsp; 0 EV&nbsp; &nbsp; Metering Mode:&nbsp; &nbsp; PatternYour ISO is set very high for the indoor shot (3200) so it may not be soft as much as noisy. It&#039;s hard to tell in these shots for sure after they have been resized for the web. The indoor shot is at 1/1600 sec at 3200 ISO which is a strange setting. Lower the ISO to get a crisper shot overall.To really know if it&#039;s the filters or just your imagination shoot the same scene with the same camera settings both with and without the filter. Then compare those pics.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="1shot(bob), post: 1345309, member: 1657"] It could be several reasons you're seeing this. Here is the EXIF data for each shot: 1) Exposure Time: 1/250 sec F-Number: f/10.0 Exposure Program: Normal Program ISO Speed Rating: 100 Lens Aperture: f/9.9 Exposure Bias: 0 EV Metering Mode: Pattern 2) Exposure Time: 1/1600 sec F-Number: f/5.6 Exposure Program: Aperture Priority ISO Speed Rating: 3200 Lens Aperture: f/5.7 Exposure Bias: 0 EV Metering Mode: Pattern Your ISO is set very high for the indoor shot (3200) so it may not be soft as much as noisy. It's hard to tell in these shots for sure after they have been resized for the web. The indoor shot is at 1/1600 sec at 3200 ISO which is a strange setting. Lower the ISO to get a crisper shot overall. To really know if it's the filters or just your imagination shoot the same scene with the same camera settings both with and without the filter. Then compare those pics. [/QUOTE]

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