Originally posted by SANDY1977 have you ever faced same problem of foggy picture ?
what is the solution for that ?
So "foggy" you mean out of focus and as elliot & jatrax wondering about, is that you could be meaning you are too close for the lens to focus at all.
Check out the situation of "minimum" focus distance.
Otherwise, the "foggy" or not properly focus would mean the AF on the camera did not find the correct focus solution.
If you know you were no closer that 20 inches or 50cm and the camera AF did not lock on, then it is possible that the amount of light is not enough for the Auto-Focus system to calculate the correct distance. As I had done when A. reasonable amount of light was present, B. subject distance was within range of lens ability... I put my camera into a "Select" focus mode and adjusted the point of focus. This was my solution based on the fact I was aiming at an angle to my subject. In your case... which I am only able to suppose... you may need to try either using the camera supplemental light or focus assist by means of the flash in the up position and it will flicker quickly to add a little light for focusing or you may need to resort to shining some light on the subject to assist with AF locking. Otherwise, you are into the situation that you may have read from threads around this forum. Its the "Need a faster lens" discussions. This is about having a lens with a wider optical path for light. So it is going to be a number of f4, f3.5, f2.8, f1.8. that means "faster". For now, try the flash assist thing and test out for yourself to see how much light is going to increase the focusing accuracy.