How can I fix this???

[Leftseat86]

As was stated above, the shot looks well framed and it appears the problem witht he picture is a camera issue not one with the photographer

Ever occur to you that he may have cropped that off of a 1600 wide image, gotten an result that was 200 pixels wide, off-level, cropped again, (we're down to 190 pixels now), up-sized to 1024 pixels, and shot without focusing, using smaller than max file size, AUTO at ISO800 1/2000th f/8 or something of the like, and is using a 300D?

It's possible...I've seen it many times...

-Clovis

[JeffinDEN]

Well aren't you special?

Yup!

Face it.. the picture is a gonner.....

[screaming_emu]

Well aren't you special?

Yup!

Face it.. the picture is a gonner.....

Agreed, but you dont need to be an ass about it.

[JeffinDEN]

Agreed, but you dont need to be an ass about it.

Call it what you want.... but it is nothing more then your opinion.. I just don't blow smoke up people's ass.

[cja]

Clovis wrote

Ever occur to you that he may have cropped that off of a 1600 wide image, gotten an result that was 200 pixels wide, off-level, cropped again, (we're down to 190 pixels now), up-sized to 1024 pixels, and shot without focusing, using smaller than max file size, AUTO at ISO800 1/2000th f/8 or something of the like, and is using a 300D?

Ok, I was trying to give the guy some credit and maybe a hint for his next attempt. If he did as you suggested he needs to buy a few books on photography. If he can afford the camera he can afford to read up a bit and learn to get the basics right.