SHARPER PHOTOS. Instantly! 📷

SHARP PHOTOS. In this video I share 5 tips to help you start taking sharper photos instantly. This works with any camera or lens, and no near gear is required.

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[Timecodes]
0:00 The Sharpest Photos Possible
1:35 Time for a New Camera?
1:57 Mastering Your Focus
5:03 Sharpness in Lightroom
6:01 What is Sharpness?
7:35 Rate This Photo Spot
8:28 "Safe" Shutter Speed
11:03 Reduce Noise and Improve Sharpness
12:05 Choosing the correct Aperture
12:51 Bonus Tip for Sharper Photos

[seiduraffiu]

A photographer from west Africa 🌍 GHANA ...your videos has help me alot❤❤❤❤

[ChaoticAep]

I was watching this video and doing some aviation photography at the same time, and managed to take wayyy sharper photos than it was before. Thanks so much for this!

[Dezmond_Roman]

Holding that camera and lense over the rail with no lanyard takes balls💪

[tonyfphotography]

The most comprehensive video talking about sharpness and all the attributing factors I've seen! Great info, AG!

[TheCatWithAPlan]

Ive had my M50 for nearly 3 years now and now just realized I can get even better shots. thank you for this video!

[djhasselbusch]

The first time I've seen a photographer have a shooting tip from weightlifting, love it!

[ParsaNourian]

Thank you so much for sharing the tips!

[littlemissprickles]

7:30 I love how your camera proved your point about nailing the autofocus lol. Thank you for this video, I needed the reminder to go back to the basics.

[baileyraymond]

Anthony has been my Saviour!🙏 as someone who only started shooting a few months ago, my photos and editing have exponentially gotten better from using his tips and tricks. It’s also super cool that I used to go to church with him and his fam!🤘 I’m sure I’m not the only one who appreciates the knowledge. Keep
It coming!

[malonipastroni]

“buying a new camera can’t help you” ok bro the thing is my camera has a third of those auto modes, no subject tracking, and no internal IS 💀💀

[JGazze]

I think the aperture comment was one of the more low key fun facts about sharpness... especially for lower end glass, the mid range aperture usually has sharper images. You'll often hear pros talk about getting some of the sharpest pics at f7-f11 range.

Super advanced, some landscape guys like FOCUS STACKING to get all depth ranges of their photos sharp and in focus rather than doing something like shooting F22 let's say to get as much in focus/sharp as we can.

[KingCanon]

Even though I know all those tips already, you guys shot such a cool, informative, well acted/directed video. Truly creative, Thx!

[appleistic]

Yo! Great video. I guessed correctly regarding the CPL. Your video has me thinking it’s time to add a CPL to my arsenal 🙏🙏🙏

[jarradgallagher]

2am Photography vid binge session, lots of stuff to mess with tomorrow much appreciated :D

[markdandeneau]

I am a beginner and my biggest focus problem was not knowing the limitations of my budget lenses. Take the Canon 75-300mm f/4-5.6 for instance. Focal lengths above 200mm will be out of focus. f/11 is the sharpest aperture up to f/16 is usable.

[dannyphantom]

You definitely earned my loyal sub, this channel is gold.

[TuomoTanskanen]

Key part of bracing for stability is having the camera shoved into your face. Push that eye into the viewfinder! Don’t take photos off the LCD unless you really need to.

[patricemathurin]

Hi from Montreal! I just love your contents, I've been following you since the beginning of my journey a year ago... You are one of the reason why I got good so quick! I have binge watch your videos!

[FEDERICO-tcwn]

Thank for these videos, they really help me and they are also super entertaining.

[invader_viv]

I have had to learn about also lens calibration, I realized one of my lenses back focused a lot, and at Fuel Fest I had to manual focus the whole day, but luckily asides from a few hiccups, all my photos were sharp manually focusing