haze

[Moshe]

Please someone help me. I take pictures out side of models and actors. Lately I've had some problems with a haze in the pictures. They aren't as sharp as they use to be. What would be the problem since I have taken pictures fine before. i was wondering if it's the texas sun that's doing it. Please someone help soon. I shoot at 7 pm should i choose a different time?


Moshe Tortomasi

[Jusselin]

picture of before and one of haze please

[S-Man]

I'd make sure all the glass is clean first of all, of course. Then, if youre still getting haze while using a decent hood, check for stuff growing inside the lens, like fungus or mildew. Post some shots.

[Jusselin]

i ask for pics because i noticed a haze also and thought it was just a fog or smoke passing buy but i wanted to see the haze you were talking about

[bondarnes]

You probably went from air conditioning into San Antonio humidity and your lens fogged over. It takes 15-20 minutes for a camera and lens to adjust to this change. If you are in a hurry blow you gear with a hair dryer or carry your camera in your un-airconditioned trunk to your location.