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know about two important reasons which are motioning or shaking
camera/hands and dust and dirt on you lens but if you have fixed
them and still you have blurred/non-sharp results, what can be
the reason?  I am talking about DSLR Canon cameras and lenses.
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an example of what you are seeing would be helpful. –  Michael
Clark Apr 18 at 22:57 Um, no it isnt. Blur is about as generic
and non-specific a term as we have in photography. (And I've
been shooting for forty years, some of those years as a pro.) – 
Stan Rogers Apr 18 at 23:10 @MichaelClark Whole the image! We
say it blurred image in Persian when you have unclear and not
high resolution results. When you zoom it you find it better but
anyway they are damages even in a very small image. And another
thing!