7 tips to get sharper photos

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Название	:	7 tips to get sharper photos
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I'm using the 27-70mm sony kitlens on my a7iii, should i turn the Stabilizers also off when shooting from a tripod?
Comment from : @keyaniimmens2679

Mike, I've been watching your videos for over a couple of weeks now They are all wonderful I really like your content and how you deliver them Your demeanor is also very pleasant I bet you are a great bloke to hang around with You are a great teacher and the best thing is the simplicity and lucid instructions You have covered almost all of the points It just occurred to me that in the past, I've heard many photographers talk about calibrating lens to the camera Maybe, it could be a future topic!always love your videos Keep them coming You deserve a lot more subscribers!
Comment from : @sauravmazumder6762

Wow love the footage at 4:01 What was involved to get that?
Comment from : @CraigSinclair

I have a question Mike , i've got stabilisation in my sony slt but also in my sigma 120-400 Wich one to use , in the lens or in the camerabrbrTnx for sharing again 👌
Comment from : @fofdeejay

No problems with cromatic aberrations with the batis 25? i saw samples with a noticible green fringing
Comment from : @ErethilClaw

Excellent information Would still like to fund your effort on something like Patreon
Comment from : @jamesbell8730

You mentioned turning IS off on a Canon lens when on a tripod what about turning Steady Shot off with a Sony mirrorless while on a tripod ?
Comment from : @goldspike1

Mike these 3 photos at 1:56 are crazy stupid fantastic! The action, the composition, the colours and the details are all brilliantbrBTW, how is this 4:00 possible?
Comment from : @maryamsamadi4714

Great work!! Congrats 🎉
Comment from : @scionjan

Thanks Mike
Comment from : @tacuaren1

Always on point, always helpful, always worth watching (usually more than once) and always well delivered
Comment from : @SethHalstead

Thanks my dear for your advice It’s really help
Comment from : @ALyah69

👍Good capture of classic methods, Mike! Easy to get confused w/so many AF features in today’s cams Takes time to master Another way to help nail focus is to use the smallest AF area that you are comfortable using I’ve missed too many shots because my AF targe area, although not very wide, was large enough for the cam to lock onto something within the area that was not my intended target brGood point about primes v zooms AF speeds/accuracy can also vary based on whether a lens was made by the cam maker or a third party Keeping current w/firmware updates should also help, as cam makers refine their AF software
Comment from : @paulm8157

There are tonnes of videos like this on youtube, i haven't watched any of them as they are always about 20mins Thanks for making one that is too the point and not full of waffle Keep up the good work it :)
Comment from : @Barnyz

Great timing on this video for me Mike My wife and I are leaving for Egypt, Morocco, Spain and Portugal next week I have high hopes on taking tons of photos and trying my best to incorporate the tips and tricks that I have learned from your channel Thanks, brother
Comment from : @stephenwoodburn2970

Tips are wonderful and nice Great videobrbrI am very sorry I am still struggling to get sharp images all the time As you mentioned, when using flash, I get pleasing image But when flash off, not workingbrbrSimilarly, sometimes images are good Few times very blurry I don't know it lens mistake or camera shake or focus issue brbrPrime lens give some sharper imagesbrbr Sometimes, In LCD it looks very good, but in system, softness is evidently noticable brbrStill struggling But trying brbrFrankly telling, I don't know how much to zoom in the LCD to see images are sharp When zooming square by square, after getting very tiny square, images look pixelatedbrSo much confusionbrbrSorry for my long comment
Comment from : @earavichandran

Love these tips I almost missed a project due to shooting animals' photos in lower shutter speed
Comment from : @azizurrahaman2101

Great tips Mike! Just as useful video as usual! Thank you!
Comment from : @ViktorKotschy

Thanks sir , very interesting
Comment from : @saleeshkumar1226

To shoot at low iso with uncompressed raw gives you more flexibility to add sharpness in post in Capture One, without making the image artificial Didn't know about the central focus point with dslr
Comment from : @bioliv1