7 tips to instantly nail sharp photos using mirrorless camera

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Mirrorless salesmen lee 😌
Comment from : @mitchangelo7254

To supplement Tip Number 6 (Batteries): I always keep a small, lightweight (150 g) powerbrick in my bag I primarily use it to keep my phone charged but it has enough power (and the right voltage) to recharge my camera batteries more than twice in-camera When I'm waiting for a particular shot for a long time and want to be sure I have a full battery when the action starts, it will keep my camera fully charged for hours
Comment from : @crajo463

Love your photos would you recommend the sony 14 teleconverter with the a9ii and 200-600 g lens?
Comment from : @peterdyer2706

my z9 has so much noise even at lower ISO most photo are useless
Comment from : @richbland8983

Awesome and very engaging to see the whole video explanation your hard work put up
Comment from : @graemechow88

hai,saya mahu bertanya apakah lensa yang sesuai untuk wildlife photography adakah lensa 800mm mencukupi?
Comment from : @AzamanAchannel82

Literally the only thing that was related to the title (things mirrorless can do, and tips for sharp photos) was the thing about Eye AF The others were just general things applicable to all cameras and self-promotion
Comment from : @SpaceXplorer13

Another useful video, thank you TML! In Nikon how to setup the focus area change to a customisable button is by buying an A1 Just a joke, Nikon shooters don't hate me for it! 😀
Comment from : @wawanbalik

LMAOnot even gonna watch Just wanted to saytypical fanboy talk Your mirrorless is not the Bee's knees sorry to say!
Comment from : @MrDan1509

Eye tracking is the bane of the majority of my photography I mainly shoot dance events/competitions I forget to turn it off everytime I start at an event
Comment from : @jibantik00

Great advise and insight to Mirrorless cameras, considering one myself Love my DSLR but would love one in my tool box You mentioned Noise From my experience Photo Contests do not allow Topaz AI or any AI Noise Reduction, AI noise reduction is a true gamechanger for me How do you deal with that rule in Photo Contests or have things changed?
Comment from : @leslieware_photography_imagery

Bull People have been taking excellent photos with film and a dslr
Comment from : @Ericbjohnston5150

Nice presentation and congratulations for the superb pictures, butany modern DSLR will have Live-view, wich works, especially in dark conditions, exactly as for mirrorless, including contrast focus (as opposed to phase focus with DSLR, wich mirrorless can't do)
Comment from : @thierrygillard6896

do you have a video that talks more about eye tracking on the canon (r5) I'm intrigued but not sure I"m using it correctly
Comment from : @LisaMRoberti

Brilliant mate I loved the tip about splitting focus between back button and front button
Comment from : @zwieseler

Awesome video Tin Man To change AF box sizes quickly on my Z9 I set my camera up accordingly Shutter half press 3D tracking Rear Af button to wide area large Toggle (to the left of Af button) single point (animal eye tracking disabled) DISP button set to C1 with its box set to the smallest possible size Lastly I set Fn 1 to wide area small Not the same as continually pushing the same button to get the size af box you want but extremely fast Keep up the good work!
Comment from : @randyredding3629

On my Canon R5 and R7 I use two buttons for back button focus, one for animal eye tracking, the other for spot I always leave the spot in the center of the frame This allows me to correct the camera if it happens to lose the eye or lock focus when the animal or bird is partially obscured and difficult to see
Comment from : @jeffolson4731

Please add chapters for the video, thanks!
Comment from : @TetsuEsposito

Great tips Not all batteries are created equal I have two for my G9, purchased at the same time (both Panasonic brand) and one of them spends a lot more time being recharged than the other Neither has been run down to zero, so I"m planning on replacing the weaker one ASAP Do you recall the ISO settings for your serval cat encounter?
Comment from : @brucegraner5901

Tin man, thank you!! I follow you all the time
Comment from : @arunakalu

Fantastic 🎉❤
Comment from : @gautam54362

Great video brother thanks
Comment from : @ktfjulien

Wow, great job Tim Keep up the good work! 🤝
Comment from : @alexg0742

I don't know if it has been your experience but it may be of benefit to some to share mine: the R5 with big glass (eg 500 f/4) uses a lot of battery cause motors have to move heavy glass longer distances compared to a 24-70 f/28 I am surprised by the difference We are talking a couple of hours vs a couple of days
Comment from : @dimitristsagdis7340