How to Take Super Sharp Photos | Step-By-Step Guide

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00:00 Intro
00:06 Three potential reasons
00:32 Reason 1 Why Your Images Are BLURRY
02:19 Photographing Static Subjects
03:08 Photographing Moving Subjects
04:31 Reason 2 Why Your Photos are OUT OF FOCUS
06:52 Reason 3 Using the WRONG FOCUS SETTINGS
09:33 Reason 4 Why Your Photos are Grainy & Noisy!
11:22 Bonus Tips!
12:20 Step-By-Step Settings Guide to Super Sharp Photos!
13:04 Thank you!

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⭐56mm for Sony APS-C E I Highly Recommend!⭐

[celly]

Omg what great rhyming to help remember. More light, more bright! How have I never thought of that!

[RollCamera-ib]

I certainly understand your tips about slow shutter speed but TBH, I really like the effect you got on Milton the cat at 3:48. Milton looks like he's passing through from another dimension.

[TheOtherJohnWaters]

Jason - we all so appreciate you sharing knowledge instead of falling into just gear mongering.

[ahmtTyln]

My man right there, this is so much fun .. Just got into photo business. Thanks to you, I'm already a full frame photographer. ❤😬

[dphuntshovlogs]

Thank you for making clear about setting for beginner, so far this is the one of the best video

[livingwithyemi]

Such an excellent way to explain depth of field 👏

[yotapualie]

Nice Job! I feel like I should be more rude considering this is the youtube comment section.... Pepsi takes better photos.... there I feel like I trolled you and now my life is complete. Seriously, great production quality and good info! I'm not a pro. I don't even play one on the internet. In fact, I'm barely youtube certified on the topic, and so thanks for putting that info together.

[christophergray]

This is literally the best video I have seen in a long time!!

[SquirrelE]

Thanks so much! I love your easy-to-follow and fun teaching style! You have a fantastic gift for this, Jason!

[explorer]

Awesome... Very helpful video for the beginners. One of the best video I have seen on taking sharp photos. Very detailed explanation and easy to understand and implement. Thanks a TON for the upload.

[renegossel]

Your Videos are every time helpful.
I also like the voice of your wife for the chapters.
Greetings from Hamburg Germany.

[thothheartmaat]

something else that changes your depth of field other than aperture is how far away you are from what youre photographing and what focal lengh youre using on the lens and how far away youre focusing.. if youre really close and use a wider focal length you will have more depth of field in 2.8 then if youre farther away and zoomed in with f/8.. if youre in f/8 and standing in the back of the room in 500mm you will have narrow depth of field.. this actually affects depth of field more than the f stop number. theres a thing called hyperfocal distance where if you focus at that distance you will have infinite depth of field..

[Alexseven]

This explanation is very clean. Love it! Thanks for this!

[elaatifielaatifi]

Que bien dar con usted me encanta y aprendo gracias!!!

[alono]

Amazing video, thanks so much for! I do have a question, this video was basically focus for still photos or photos were you have the time to set all your settings. But what do we do if we are in a run and gun situation and don’t have the time to set all 3 settings, for example using Aperture Priority. What do we do here to get sharp and noiseless photos? Thanks a lot! 🙏🏼

[kevinnjuliann]

new to photography, helped alott XD subscribeddd

[ahamedramly]

tnx and i am a little photographer it is very helpfull

[wiktoriabosc]

Dear Jason,
Thank You much for your absolutely incredible tutorials which are a pure treasure!
It happens I often wotk in quite low lighting (people on scene with shower light -i know, i know not very flattering but I can't help it ;-). I was wondering which i your opinion is the highest iso I could use without loosing to much of the image quality in my Alpha 7rIII?

Thank You you for your advice!

[elen_santiago]

You are the best! I'm a big fan!