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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 5399528, member: 19463&quot;]f/11 is on the border of diffraction limitations for a crop sensor camera so I might try backing off to f/8 and see if that helps.&nbsp; dSLR cameras can have calibration issues with focus displayed on the screen and focus delivered to the sensor.&nbsp; One way to &#039;fix&#039; that would be to do focus bracketing of 3-4 images and see if you can find an offset that would help.&nbsp; Traditional wisdom suggests that ISO 100 is best but the way some cameras achieve that number varies so I might also try shooting at 200 or 400 to see what difference is actual. I use ISO 400 with my mirrorless RP because I prefer the tonal rendition there.&nbsp; The kit lens on the T6 is not at its best at the extremes so you might also try using something like 45mm and see if that helps. I have never owned a T6 but had good results with the original Digital Rebel before I bought a macro. If you have a telephoto, you might try using something in its middle range (~90mm) an see if that helps.&nbsp; Of course this is not good if the lens you have is not good.&nbsp; There is a lot of variation in some of the cheaper models.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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