How To Get Super Sharp Photos Every Time With Any Camera

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I wish he would have used examples
Comment from : Neftali Tran

Great content! I am starting a Youtube channel, and i will just be showing my hands and items close up Is there a camera you would recommend for short video 😊
Comment from : Craig Andres

So i have a 18mm-135mm nikon dx for my d80 so say i whent to 50 i would use 1/150sec?
Comment from : Finley Weeks

A lot of the things you touch on took me years to learn I love how you dumped them in to one video
Comment from : Crypto Jones

what is the best and cheapest, widest angle lens for the Canon 80D? I have the 18-135mm lens but that is not wide enough for what I wanna do
Comment from : dinoatcharterdotnet

I was always taught to keep iso as low as possible, and with that I often sacrificed SS Thank you for this video
Comment from : Nruff

easily explained great tips I'm going to reverse my thinking and start with the shutter and aperture first, versus the ISO
Comment from : Melanie Latrelle Grandoit

Thanks Pat Really helpful video
Comment from : Scott Allen

I love this video you definitely are skilled and explained everything so well, I learned so much thank you I had to subscribe after seeing this
Comment from : Rio 9 Striker

Just saw this video for the first time and I am impressed I look forward to watching of Pat's work
Comment from : Donald Errett

Morning Teacher from Cambodia I Don't Know How to use my camra
Comment from : meas daro

Great helpful tips thanks for sharing
Comment from : Bruce Greaves

Brilliant video! Thank you I have also been tied to a fairly fixed ISO and reluctant to increase it, so that my shutter speed is appropriate! 🙏
Comment from : Chris

I know alot bout focusing Continues focusing is for a moving subject Single focusing is when you push the shutter and it focuses The distance from your camera to subject A f stop of 2 is faster bigger it I'll get more light than f 22
Comment from : Eddie Venuto

Comprehensive sharing of your awesome knowledge, thank you!❤
Comment from : Galawang Hugot😂

Hi I have tried severely but can't withdrawal my funds
Comment from : Joseph Muinde

thank you bro thats all I can say
Comment from : sir prince 254

Sharp pix always
Comment from : Rod L Baton

How to take sharp pix handheld
Comment from : Rod L Baton

great
Comment from : scottthefunk

What happens when using a zoom lens, for example, 24-70? Do you do your calculations based on the most extended focal length of the lens? Or whatever focal length using at that particular time? For example, I’m zoomed in to 35mm Do I do 3x the length you’re at? OR 3x the total focal length of the lens (70mm) No one has clarified this principle for zoom lenses
Comment from : A J

Thank you for guiding me on the moving subjects, I'm in sports photography
Comment from : igusman20_YT

What brand of your camera used for video record please?
Comment from : jeson roco

I want to understand why you keep to 1/16sec at a 16mm on still images but 1/600sec on the same still at a 200mm length
Comment from : Kwame_yeboah

Not very amateur photography friendly You should give us visual representation about how to use these techniques We don’t all have the same measurements for our lenses or distance from our subjects All I hear is numbers instead of actually understanding what or why the visual effects change
Comment from : Director Omar Cee

I'm stressing out because my photos are not sharp and I'm shooting manual-raw but I think this is great start for me
Comment from : Justice For Ashgoton!

Great video You’re awesome Thank you so much
Comment from : Alisha Woods

Your video suck!!!! you are not show how the camera work
Comment from : Connely

Quick question does this also apply for video as well? Or do you have a video I can check out for sharp and clean video? Thanks
Comment from : KINGRELLTV

So I just picked up a nikon 3100 What do u think I got it on a trade The stock lens won't focus anymore And I have a 55-200 dx lens Is that OK I know its not a close up lens but it's all I have
Comment from : Justin Mcdonald

I really enjoyed this video As a beginner this helped out a lot
Comment from : Chris Coursey

i have photoshop to edit my photos but i hear evryone talk about light room shut i go to lightroom or stay at photoshop???
Comment from : marwan

My neurodivergent ass is keeping everything on AUTO
Comment from : Amudo

Thanks for the tutorial is was very helpful, you explained the topics very clearly Cudos!
Comment from : Bert Perez

Thanks man
Comment from : Alexandar Petrov

you literally saved my life thanks sm
Comment from : Nina Crycolor

what about crop sensor and MFT?brthe 16mm in APSC equal to 24mm and in MFT is 32mmbrdo we have to set the shutter based on the 35mm film equivalent? or base on the lens focal length written on the APSC or MFT lens?
Comment from : Wing of Winter

Can anyone help me with an error code? my eos r is showing err 243 PLEASE HELP!!!!
Comment from : Kristi Jack

Pat im using a nikon d3100 and when i make my shutter peed to like 1/60 and above it will just be really dark and i cant see anything in the photo what should i do
Comment from : PreMap

Hi I have no clue about these numbers you mentionis there a video that explains about these numbers please?
Comment from : marra entezary

Hi Very clear and helpful Thank you 🙂✌️
Comment from : Andrew Govan

You didn't cover firmware, when a camera manufacturer fudges the firmware so third party lenses are seriously soft An example of this is using a Sigma lens [say 120-300 f28] on a Canon R5 when 80 of the images are unusable, possibly because Canon wants you to buy an RF100-500 at a stupid price Incidentally as a professional motorsport photographer for 50 years I don't think I ever used 1/1000, even with a long lens, if the shutter speed is too fast there is no movement, you may as well put the handbrake on
Comment from : Blistering Books

Sharp ? Who cares ?!
Comment from : Cirke

great
Comment from : Bli Agus

Interesting, no mention of tripod when you are suggesting 1/16th of a second for static objects and no mention of High Speed sync I wonder how you get TAC sharp focus with handholding for longer exposures and no ND no tripods etc
Comment from : Expressions Productions

Nice tips thank you so much
Comment from : Joko Supriyono

Your video was tactfully sharp with all of your explanations You are a really easy teacher to learn from Thanks so much for your video Have a wonderful day
Comment from : kami jenkins

Yeah I do get most of my settings right, cause I do more of Church photography, but most at time when I get the sharp picture they are not bright enough, so I don't know is it the lighting in the room or what
Comment from : COPWO TV

This is a great video 📹 This is super helpful I have a camera of my own and need to get better at it
Comment from : LXP Photos

You explain focal length with a 16mm lens and say its a 35mm equivalent What does this mean?
Comment from : Alistair MacLean

How to get sharp photos: get a tripod, period
Comment from : Julian DG

This is a great video on how to explain all without getting too complicated This helped a lot!
Comment from : Little Wonders

Merci !
Comment from : Benzh

My friend, I wear glasses I am far-sighted If I use LiveView on my Canon, I get great results But I want to use the ViewFinder, but I get blurry photos Is it recommended to use LIveView for people that wear glasses?
Comment from : Danny Cebreros

It sure would of been handy if you had shown some photo examples as you described each setting
Comment from : The12thSeahorse

Use the ISO as the “GAIN” That helps me by VOLUMES! No pun intended but I deal with audio and this made PERFECT sense to me After watching video upon video, Something just “clicked” in my brain and you helped me get it!
Comment from : Rayne K

What if the lense is a Zoom lense?
Comment from : Comme un enfant

Thanks bro! This video was very helpful!
Comment from : ShepherdandKing

Thanks for such a well put together video! It is very informative and helpful I am trying to turn my hobby into a future job :)
Comment from : Ella S

How to get super sharp pictures every time, make sure they are in focus Done, end of video
Comment from : Robert Caldwell

Hi Pat I think I got spammed Had a reply to a comment I posted The reply said I'd won some prize, and like a sucker I fell for it They wanted me to dm them This is the handle: [at]PatKayofficialpage (obvs change "[at]" for "@")
Comment from : Nick

I really like your videos so far but I wish there were clear photography visuals while you explained them
Comment from : Jordy Angel

What keeps making you look to your Left? A naked chick?
Comment from : AloeIsTheStuff

Thanks!!
Comment from : Todd Elfers

thanks a lot verry helpfull
Comment from : Nikelev

With my new Canon 85 mm f14 IS I can take tack sharp pictures at 1/13 sec handheld, when photographing still objects, so the "rule" doesn't really apply
Comment from : johan bauwens

I have a Len Sony 28-70mm I don’t understand which of them I should use to calculate my shutter speed, I’m a bit confused brbrGreat content I really enjoy though !
Comment from : NextpressO

非常棒的影片，博主加油⛽
Comment from : Ing Xhen

That's interesting Everything I've read and most channels start with aperture
Comment from : Admin2020

THANK YOU SIR FOR THIS VIDEObrTHIS HELP ME A LOT!!
Comment from : Falcon Gamerz!!!

Great video What about when you are using a tripod for stills?
Comment from : MR RDCS

Man thx for this tip I never realized why some of my photos were still blurry when shooting wide open at 18f (old camera body) even though I was dead on the eyes for focus but was still somewhat out of "focus" It's so minimal but very noticeable at the same time and it's very distracting I'm a dad and primarily using my old D5000 to shoot my son I'm shooting indoors a lot so low light is what it is heard great things about this Nikkor budget prime lense but was getting blurry photos, now I know why
Comment from : Tom Le

I think my 5DSR is an exception to this rule I get that little bit unsharpness pretty much no matter what unless it's on tripod, with no wind, and no vibration in the ground, and with a remote heard it has to do with the very high megapixel count on a standard full frame sensor, in combination with a physical shutter
Comment from : Kristjan

I agree, yet disagree AF-C is only helpful if your camer and lens combination do a proper jobbrbrLow light throws most of those advices almost completely out of the window First of AF-C more likely will fail there and exposure times are strongly limited by your cameras maximum ISO value Aperture will be shallow, even if you'd not like it What is missing here for this context is the advice to shoot a lot of photos, to improve your chance to get a sharp one Helps in other situations too
Comment from : Maggnet

Excellent video subscribed so I can pick up more of your stuff Presentation and delivery style excellent Thank you
Comment from : Jim Buckley

Thank you
Comment from : Chetan Gusani

Awesome video will try AF-C
Comment from : Robert Bailey

3:32 why are we shooting people?
Comment from : kazuto_in_black

Very nice information -Thanks
Comment from : Gangadhar Halankar

Hi, need a little help shooting indoor basketball My images are either blur or too grainy Different lighting in every high school I have the nikon d5500 and using a 18300 nikon lens Do I need to upgrade my camera or lens I've done outdoor sports and I've taken great pictures I just can't figure out this indoor volley ball and basket ball
Comment from : Jonathonn77

This is such an enormous wealth of fundamentals, clearly and perfectly exemplifiedhighly uplifting and inspiring presentation
Comment from : John Hensley

Thank you very much
Comment from : Anatoli Myshlyaev

Thank you Many years ago I shot everything manually and was totally familiar with my camera Many years later I got a new camera and got lazy, using auto for everything You helped me get back on track
Comment from : Dan V

This was helpful thank you! Will try it out today!
Comment from : Noelle Krueger

Wow!! This is the video I have been looking for! Thanks, so very much!
Comment from : Jeff Miller

Definitely subscribing to watch more of your videos I traded my camera for a canon 5d and suddenly I feel like I have no clue what I’m doing in terms of setting my shutter and aperture This video helped
Comment from : D CD