What does he mean by "shoot a non-hazy picture"?

[dRebelXT]

Last time saw a CSer use this phrase, what does the phrase mean?
I used to think when the subject is very close to the lens, then there is little haze.

[scud]

i believe he meant like hazy cast over the photo.

with 'hazy cast'


corrected

[S11loop]

Hmm hmm hmm ... this pharse always mention by someone and the someone knows who i am refering to hehehehe

[hazekang]

it means to shoot a sharp pic....

[hazekang]

http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=169813

pls refer to post #2

i wonder if other cs guys use the phrase too?

[dRebelXT]

Originally Posted by hazekang http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=169813 pls refer to post #2 i wonder if other cs guys use the phrase too?

Yeah, that's where I first saw it.

thank you for the explanation.

[student]

Originally Posted by dRebelXT Last time saw a CSer use this phrase, what does the phrase mean? I used to think when the subject is very close to the lens, then there is little haze.

I have no idea what he meant.

But in English, non-hazy should mean a picture without haze. It has little to do with sharpness or focus. A hazy image should mean only that - that there is "haze" over the image.

[scud]

Originally Posted by student I have no idea what he meant. But in English, non-hazy should mean a picture without haze. It has little to do with sharpness or focus. A hazy image should mean only that - that there is "haze" over the image.

u r rite, i cant see any correlation of non-hazy with sharpness/focus.