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Sweet thanks guys

Lower your exposure

But hard to tell based on how far away it is if that's what would help

Alexander Bayerdorffer to what

It's small try 10, then 9.5

What resin are you using?

Lower layer hight .03 ?

Which printer and resin? How are you cleaning your mini? The shiny on the model looks like uncured resin that fills in details. I use a soft bristled toothbrush and IPA or ResinAway.

It is just overexposed :)

Lower layer height also requires lower exposure more

I had a similar issue and it was the cleaning and curing process. If you don’t have IPA try Acetone (very carefully) that fixed my issues

Using mean green

Using acetone

need a screen shot of models also in the slicer. so we can compare but it could be overexposed or under. so try 2 or 2 down on the normal exposure or exposure

Thank you guys all great suggestions I appreciate it. With this whole lock down thing I’m just trying to tighten up my print game.

The time you spent posting this you could of printed 10 of them with different settings. Just experiment, you're on the right track if its coming off the build plate looking like that!

If you print on an S your exposure is almost double than it should be

Mothy Reynolds or he can ask for help which is also acceptable and the point of the group ?

I use anycubic grey at 8 second exposure. I’m not convinced the cheap screens are all exactly the same in power though. Print several reducing your exposure by 1 second each time until failure then pick the most detailed mini.

He could also be wasting resin trying to attain a result that a member could help him achieve.

Ric Watts hi, new to this too. Is longer exposure actually worse? I figured it was the other way around.

Yamamoto Tifa think of it as a photograph. To much exposure and everything gets blurry. Too little and no picture at all. Once the part is “done” continuing to expose it will cause it round off the sharp edges and generally blur the model.

Well I've been doing it all wrong. Thanks!

Yamamoto Tifa start high then slowly go down until you get optimal detail.

Do this for each new type of resin you use.

Lay the mini down with its face up. Lot finer detail from the top

Try with the standard 1 second light off delay

Yes, I could have some suggestions

Prescription lenses?

Sander van Deijl suggestions?

Post your settings and a pic of the issue. Otherwise your just going to get geusses

Anthony Martinez what Nathan Kopp said below, without more information we cannot provide usefull suggestions

Change your eyesight prescription. ?

When did this group stop being helpful and become so snarky.

What’s your resin, what are your settings?

What's your wash process? That was my problem

Put your glasses back on :P

The most common cause is overexposure, if by blurry you mean lost details or mushy looking. Then but less common is underexposure

Yup that was my problem too pmsl

Lower your regular exposure most likely

stop drinking

These help

if your resin is colder then required it can make the prints blurry..

Get me spectacles

As someone else said it’s hard to tell without pictures. There are several reasons so would also recommend telling us things like resin, settings and anything else you can think of to get good help.

Use the exposure test print on every bottle and always use the same temperatures for both resin and ambient https://github.com/altLab/photon-resin-calibration

There are a bunch on thingiverse. Search "hotwheels" "1/64" and "gaslands"

Foy Justice nice man are they 1/64 how did you get them so detailed without fucking up