5 More Secrets To Get SHARP Photos You NEED To Know

5 Photography Tips to take better photos, sharp photos and how to use the right shutter speed with your camera. Today I share my 7 secrets for taking better sharper photos in street photography or portrait photography. I will dive into the different on camera shutter speed that I use and will give you some photography tips on how to use the best shutter speed for your photos. Enjoy!

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[Pierretlambert]

What is your shutter speed philosophy?! All manual? Adapting all the time? Any GOTO shutter speed?? :)

[mickmcmick]

I subscribe to many photography channels and this is very quickly becoming my favorite. This just seems like a very talented guy going around taking pictures giving "super practical" advice to other guys walking around taking pictures. I appreciate this a lot. Truly. This channel is helping me to be a better photographer and I need all the help I can get. Thanks!

[ChrisConner]

Discovered recently that Image Stabilization is huge! Love how you integrate the landscape into your story. And of course, your enthusiasm. Keep it up.

[karlozbg]

Keep it going Pierre, you are doing an excellent job!!! Cheers to you and your wife.

[mrdev]

Not wanting to hijack your pitch bro but, I recently watched a video 'How To CLICK Your Camera Like A Pro' Talks about reducing motion blur. The title sounds a bit cheesy but carries some great advise. Specifically about NOT holding your camera with your right hand so much, but shifting the weight to your left. And, the way to press the shutter release not with tip of your finger but kind of rolling your finger on the button instead of stabbing it.
cheers 👍👍

[DivertLiving]

That 1/ information is really good! Now i just have to save enough for that epic lens hahahha

[jimsjourney]

Thank you for your tips, very helpful.

[iconm]

Thanks for this man! This guy deserves more subscribers.

[kathyvanwagoner]

I LOVE your enthusiasm. Makes me excited to take my camera out. Thanks for all the great tips. Merci

[FranciszekNomarski]

Hey. When you’re talking compact body and smooth breathing, I would add mechanical preconstraint. I tend to use the neck strap for that. I get it as tense as reasonably possible around my neck and right arm and hand so as to minimise wrist and forearm instability. That stabilises one plane, I would say. And I know some people use a cord fixed to the tripod mount on the camera and just step on it to give some tension. That stabilises another plane. But it’s less natural and convenient than the camera strap method

[manikenpachi]

This a Great channel for beginning photographers like me thank you so much for your help!

[DivertLiving]

My instagram game is going to level up because of you haha

[MattHooker]

I'm glad you mention the minimum shutter speed option. I hadn't heard it talked about before on youtube, but when I'm shooting in aperture priority on my newer cameras it's really handy. unfortunately in the situations where I need it, it's quickly overcome by the maximum automatic ISO that I set for noise control

[OnixNO]

I would also like to add to your recomendation #4, put your camera to shoot at f.exe. high speed continuous. Reason for this is that the camera will shake when you trigger your shutter, but if you take multiple photos, shake will prob be minimal.

Keep up the good work Pierre

[AndrewWilsonOz]

Thanks for you video. Some great tips. I really need to use the min speed setting.
I love aperture priority also. I do lots of manual shooting, but aperture allows me to concentrate more on the creative side, with less worrying about my settings, when pressed to get the shot before the moment has passed.

[lakijani]

Thanks Pierre again for the great content! :) Here is one more thing to consider: long materials like hair, skirt, scarf can move very fast at their ends. Longer the material is, faster the movement (like the whip). So when you are shooting moving people with long things, crank up the shutter speed even more! :)

[UniversalParadx]

Just discovered your channel, one word : Merci !
Je me mets tout juste à la photo et le format de tes vidéos est très très cool ! :)

[adrianarrioja]

Very interesting Secrets Gracias por compartir " 😉😉📸📸📸🙏🙏

[mrafc]

Nice! thanks for these tips.... something to keep in mind, very helpful.

[teddydabear]

1/focal length does not seem to work any longer on very high megapixel DSLR without in body stabilization. Might have to double the focal length for 50+ megapixels since they are extra sensitive to the slightest camera shake.