There was a small snake hiding in the grass. I pointed my camera, but I zoomed to much. When I pressed the button to adjust the focus the autofocus complained because it was out of range. I tried again, but I pressed to much and I shot a picture out of focus. Then I changed the zooming level, but in that fraction of second the snake and the good frame were gone. I tried to sharpen the image with Gimp unsharp mask, but it is too much out of focus. Is there another way to sharpen the image?

There was a small snake hiding in the grass. I pointed my camera, but I zoomed too much. When I pressed the button to adjust the focus, the autofocus complained because it was out of range. I tried again, but I pressed too much and I shot a picture out of focus. Then I changed the zooming level, but in that fraction of a second, the snake and the good frame were gone. I tried to sharpen the image with Gimp unsharp mask, but it is too much out of focus. Is there another way to sharpen the image?

There was a small snake hiding in the grass. I pointed my camera, but I zoomed to much. When I press the button to adjust the focus the autofocus complained because it was out of range. I tried again, but I pressed to much and I shot a picture out of focus. Then I changed the zooming level, but in that fraction of second the snake and the good frame were gone. I tried to sharpen the image with Gimp unsharp mask, but it is too much out of focus. Is there another way to sharpen the image?

There was a small snake hiding in the grass. I pointed my camera, but I zoomed to much. When I pressed the button to adjust the focus the autofocus complained because it was out of range. I tried again, but I pressed to much and I shot a picture out of focus. Then I changed the zooming level, but in that fraction of second the snake and the good frame were gone. I tried to sharpen the image with Gimp unsharp mask, but it is too much out of focus. Is there another way to sharpen the image?