6 Reasons Your Photos are not SHARP

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Название	:	6 Reasons Your Photos are not SHARP
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All photos edited with my Lightroom Preset Packs which you can find here: wwwdigitalfilmactionscom/lightroom-presets#/new-amalfi-lightroom-preset/brThank you so much for watching!
Comment from : @juliatrotti

Also should be mentioned that depth of field is different on wide angel lenses and telephoto (at the same f stop)
Comment from : @giecy1977

Amazing! Thank you so much for sharing those tips!
Comment from : @AndreyBakuley

Aghhhh The last tip kills me As a noob I had no idea about those AI Servo settings So much to learn Thank you
Comment from : @dascudder

She is very knowledgeable Thanks a bunch for the video!
Comment from : @VisionbyNoble

What if you started using the EVF instead of the LCD and while you're looking through it you would push the camera against your cheekbone Your left hand should support the lens and your right hand holds the camera grip Also push your elbows to your chest and before you click release your breath I know this might seems strange to all those who started photography with a phone and hold their camera as it were a dirty baby diaper Holding a camera up in the air like you do is very unstable and asking for trouble
Comment from : @sietsewolters6652

This was SO informative Thank you so much! ❤
Comment from : @musiqfiend7

You must be a gifted psychic, there could be numerous reasons why someone doesn't have sharp images
Comment from : @timeverett5738

Thanks Julia, I feel your channel will help my photography
Comment from : @twisteddigital

helpfully
Comment from : @chaoubielhassan3687

That sounds like a highly informative video! Getting sharp photos is such an important aspect of photography, and it's great that there's content out there addressing common challenges Learning about the factors that affect sharpness can really take someone's photography skills to the next level Whether it's about understanding camera settings, mastering focus techniques, or even exploring how lighting can impact clarity, there's always something new and exciting to discover in the world of photography! 📸✨
Comment from : @AVOWIRENEWS

I agree But I think alot of times we be a little too picky Shooting is a hobby and a for some a job But nobody is perfect U can always nit pick a picture that a high percentage of people agree that is perfect And find something that isn't perfect about it
Comment from : @regbanks7888

Julia, you could avoid a lot of motion blur by holding the camera to your face and using the viewfinder instead of holding it out in front of you like a cell phone A heavy camera out in front makes you unbalanced and you can't brace it with your face and can't lock your elbows for much greater stability Surely this is obvious
Comment from : @IncandescentDaD

Came here to learn about sharpness, instead learned about how beautiful she is
Comment from : @shitmycamtakes

one reason is I have a canon 70D crappy focus
Comment from : @rodent

I see a lot of these tutorials heavily reference apertures such as f12 What if your lowest is something like f40?
Comment from : @user-yt2nq1xf7p

super sister
Comment from : @pazhamalaip9420

Thank you so much for sharing, lots of useful information explained simply and easy to put into practice It looks like you have a lot of fun naking the videos as well Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : @marcray3867

Does this apply yo raw and jpeg?
Comment from : @breeziegalaviz2467

First two reason; low shutter speeds and wrong focus modes…
Comment from : @removebe4flight

Thanks for explaining this I am going to try what you said
Comment from : @DetectDigSmile

Is this all in manual focus?
Comment from : @knkn416

Thank you for sharing Have you used a gimbal?
Comment from : @helpfixstupid6190

nice job thanks alot
Comment from : @Barakacollins254

She can explain it so well! Thank you so much! I love learning from you and your accent is awesome! 😁
Comment from : @sneakymaaike5633

What should Min Aperture setting be for sharp photos with 35 max setting?
Comment from : @StassiPryce

Thanks for the tips :)
Comment from : @shaunjones3873

I use a lens my mom had on her Analog Camera in the 90s for shooting with my Canon Eos 1000D Now that I've seen this video I realise it's time to upgrade🤭I had been wondering why the pictures are never super sharp even though the camera is in focus🤦‍♀
Comment from : @martheknol7991

Hi Julia,brA quick question pls, Since you’ve used both Canon & Sony Which one would you prefer & recommend to someone who is getting into the mirrorless system
Comment from : @Asmajahangir23

Simply Superb KNOWLEDGEABLE Video
Comment from : @dilipsomani5020

Very helpful! I like videos like these who uses real examples instead of just explaining in words! ❤
Comment from : @juneraytulmo3213

Thanks for your amazing explanation 💙💜
Comment from : @maryamsharifi666

I do photography for djs and they’re always moving around and a lot of them come out blurry any advice I even use a flash attachment
Comment from : @kylebattin6021

i cant find the continous AF in my canon r6 mark ii
Comment from : @amirhazara6665

What is focal length and how is it determinded? Thanks Great video
Comment from : @CNsongs

Reason #1 You’re not a Photographer Just because half you you bought a camera and decided to start ripping people off by doing family sessions and weddings doesn’t mean you have any clue what you are doing
Comment from : @bumblesbounce6901

thank you for the info
Comment from : @podcastwithadvocacy_NFLA

wow, i am totally blown away with the level of detail, not only in the photos shown, but your explanation and the information!! ive just bought a used panasonic Lumix DMC TZ80/ZS60 travel zoom camera as i want to get into photography, and i have found that the majority of my photos have a level of blur or distortion to them, and i really want to move away from setting the dial to auto and just snapping away i will watch this video over a few times more in the coming days, so i can hopefully prepare myself with knowledge for when the weekend arrives and i head out (hopefully with the tripod i have ordered) to some local places to get some photos taken thank you for taking the time to put this video together to help people like me! love from the UK!
Comment from : @TheMattchooo

I love the word “filtaar”
Comment from : @igehring

Is that vintage lens you used a ASAHI / Takumar lens ?
Comment from : @christopherlaundra7070

Dear,, You look like Titanic film ""Rose""😍😍
Comment from : @ahmedhera931

There goes our fav model n fabulous teacher 9:12😅❤
Comment from : @nadeemraza4444

hi do you teach any courses?
Comment from : @marraentezary6952

My Canon T7 has AI Servo and I have never used AI Servo before as my previous camera was a Canon 5D mark iii I mainly shoot still life but I want to experiment and branch out in moving subject photos like birds etc
Comment from : @MattHalpain

Please make how you edit
Comment from : @dailyportrait9473

Hey Julia, thanks for the video it’s really useful for me and I learned so much more from this video
Comment from : @bidyaboro1434

What a pleasant personality! you're a good teacher
Comment from : @luchogomez4033

Good picture this time looks original
Comment from : @bon_007jb5

Don't use uv-filters
Comment from : @wanneske1969

Thank you for this!!
Comment from : @wiexwaves

Love your content and the knowledge you impart
Comment from : @markgraham3667

May i know, what's camera do you have?
Comment from : @haqqi6744

You didn't mention holding your camera like a camerainstead of a cell phone Using the viewfinder is steadier than how you are showing in this video
Comment from : @rockysrider5352

it also depends on the camera you are using like comparing a 18 APSC vs 24 Full frame
Comment from : @-orange5975

Somehow, I always think my photos are sharp while shooting, and the moment I open them on my PC I want to cry 😭😭
Comment from : @facelesssilence

What metering mode do you use?
Comment from : @hannahnicole7316

Thanks for the tips
Comment from : @marknongkhlaw1674

i love your talking style
Comment from : @theinwin4208

Super helpful!!!
Comment from : @stevendiaz6903

good
Comment from : @haitrung4816

This was so helpful! One of the best videos on the subject Thank you!
Comment from : @user-sr5hv3qg4q

Your voice is so nice to listen to! Thank you for this information :)
Comment from : @Elflina_gaming

so good!! thanks!!!!
Comment from : @betaxxd

This was very helpful Thank you!
Comment from : @laurelmaccallum2874

do you love first 5 d mark for photos without sharp?
Comment from : @SUPERSTARSSTYLE1YOUTUBE

Thank you 🙏 I love how you explained everything Watching from the Philippines 🇵🇭😉 surely to top the bell button for more videos 😊❤
Comment from : @leslieanne6170

This is helpful Julia, but I still struggle with getting all of my subject in focus when Im shooting with a wide open aperature Can you tell me what focus settings you use, as well as metering, when using a wide open aperature I shoot with an a7III Thank you!
Comment from : @marieschaller4560

I recently took a maternity photoshoot for a friend and I was trying to take pictures at Golden hour sunset, and it got dark quick, my photos ended up blurry because I had to use a lower shutter speed to not make my photos dark, and I did not have a tripod but would I need to use a flash to make it sharper, would that help if a but better for sharper photos without a tripod?
Comment from : @iwuvsuperjunior

I've found that a UV filter sometimes with backlight can have white or grayish circle This comes from light bouncing around It's the main reason I no longer use thembrbrBut sometimes there is a good reason to use them To protect you lens from tgr elements
Comment from : @gamingwithstand6886

Up date your firmware that will help ,And last but not least take your len's cap off 😂
Comment from : @mylucksmiles

Big fan ma'am from India ❤
Comment from : @dnroy5195

My photos are sharp
Comment from : @chrisschepper9312

You're so beautiful
Comment from : @glendavebanggalor6179

Great content ✌️💯💯💯
Comment from : @starttofinishmediaco2520

hi
Comment from : @sangalamadanamohanareddy6674

really helpful
Comment from : @LivinusJnrEgwu

So you need to clean the filtuuuh if you're using one?
Comment from : @NicolasDykmansable

Great thoughts These are basics though After doing these, editing with edge and high frequency brightness and colour contrast adds tons of sharpness
Comment from : @altruistx

If the image is out of focus that means you have AF on Turn it off and step down a few f's Read up on the depth of field checker as well You will LOVE it My Linhof has one on the lens I recommend Leitz lenses
Comment from : @GreggRoberts