How To Always Shoot SHARP Photos

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Thank you for watching! These photography videos are usually directed at beginner photographers. Take the photography tips and tricks with a grain of salt and try to understand the tips from a beginner photographer's point of view.

[theSpeedofBreath]

This was the video I needed to hear thank you

[michael_]

Extremely helpful short for a beginner who knows very little about ISO, Aperture, Shutterspeed triangle.

[abhiramvp]

but if aperture is between 8-10 it often gets the photo dark so when i push iso the quality gets affected so what to do i use a nikon d7500 with 18-140mm lens

[ericbrown]

Dude I just bought a camera last week and your tips are helping me get the photos I want! I love your work and keep on going man!

Much respect and appreciation 📷

[jurebrus]

Make sure you also clean your sensor once in a while

[nevvanclarke]

Do a video on hyper focal focusing. This is the key to sharp landscape photography because I am a landscape photographer and yes a very good one and I agree with you that if 82F9 is actually the sweet spot for mini cameras but it's where you focus that is actually critical as well. Not just the F stop learn hyper focal method and this match with the right f-stop means she will have very sharp photos. Shutterspeed also plays a critical role.

[edouard_jnt]

Yup but excepted that for old cameras (like my a7r2), the higher the aperture, the faster and the more accurate the autofocus so it's kinda 50/50 in this case