5 More Secrets To Get SHARP Photos You NEED To Know

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What is your shutter speed philosophy?! All manual? Adapting all the time? Any GOTO shutter speed?? :)br❤️Come say hi on Instagram: instagramcom/pierretlambertbr 🎧 Podcast: pierretlambertcom/podcast brps: discover How I became a photographer: pierretlambertcom/get-my-story/
Comment from : @Pierretlambert

GOOD INFOYes, shutter speed is key! You may hae tio ramp up your ISO and open up the lens, but you do what you gotta do! :)
Comment from : @hurleygreen927

What would you recommend for a 30mm lens?
Comment from : @Creepyarm

Thank you very much
Comment from : @Bushcraft242

This a Great channel for beginning photographers like me thank you so much for your help!
Comment from : @manikenpachi2760

Ur the best 🤍👌🏻
Comment from : @mohamadshaaban9078

Русские есть ?
Comment from : @dorado9100

im learning thankyou
Comment from : @marckyrd17

what mode is the Minimum Shutter Speed gonna work i have it on D5500 i can't figure it out ty
Comment from : @JoeyRoa30

Just discovered your channel, one word : Merci ! brJe me mets tout juste à la photo et le format de tes vidéos est très très cool ! :)
Comment from : @UniversalParad0x

I knew it "Alright gays" 00:51
Comment from : @nedimsu

peux tu expliquer cette video sur ta chaine en francais? merci
Comment from : @ellohil1

I subscribe to many photography channels and this is very quickly becoming my favorite This just seems like a very talented guy going around taking pictures giving "super practical" advice to other guys walking around taking pictures I appreciate this a lot Truly This channel is helping me to be a better photographer and I need all the help I can get Thanks!
Comment from : @mickmcmick8247

I LOVE your enthusiasm Makes me excited to take my camera out Thanks for all the great tips Merci
Comment from : @kathyvanwagoner6241

I would also like to add to your recomendation #4, put your camera to shoot at fexe high speed continuous Reason for this is that the camera will shake when you trigger your shutter, but if you take multiple photos, shake will prob be minimalbrbrKeep up the good work Pierre
Comment from : @OnixNO

To 1: isn't it 1/focal_lenght at MAX? In your example of a 200mm, 1/200, 1/400, 1/800, , so 1/200 at max?
Comment from : @dextrofy

Hello! New to photography here & I cant get clear images in din lighting I set the shutter speed but when I look in to take the picture the light meter (?) is not balanced So I adjust to get it centered & my images turn out grainy I have a cannon t6 rebel I hope this makes sense to somebody! Thanks in advance
Comment from : @lgonzalez7879

How do you get those pictures in the subway with the people moving and the subject is sharp?
Comment from : @chaoticalien3014

Very interesting Secrets Gracias por compartir " 😉😉📸📸📸🙏🙏
Comment from : @adrianarrioja6513

Thx bro! Like your video
Comment from : @lfood

In your channel Videography is so much fabulous than the TEST PHOTOS Love from India, Do more
Comment from : @deepakb3449

Does canon t7i (800d) has that functionlove the video😊
Comment from : @SecretAccount07

6:47 what is that handstrap? Please do tell
Comment from : @neildu8249

I don't really have an issue with getting "sharp" (or what I think is sharp) photos I do however have an issue when I zoom in like crazy on a photo, that's when I tend to notice some blur Just want to know if that's normal, or if it doesn't matter in the long run or what
Comment from : @silentdiscretion2657

Lot of coffee in his system!!!
Comment from : @jjccllgg

great video sir 👍👍👍I have 1 question on my aperture priority mode on my camera which is fujifilm x-t100brI set my auto ISO onbrminumun ISO: 200brmaximum ISO: 800brMinimum SS: 1/200brwhen I try it on a low light situation just practicing, I always get below 1/200 shutter speed but I set my minumum SS at 1/200brI really don't get that mode, you said on your video, it will not go below what you have set,brwhy is that happening? brthanks in advance 😊
Comment from : @kheemojungco65

Should be titled five well known tips for beginners having issues getting sharp pictures Calling these secrets suggests it should be new to many intermediate photographers
Comment from : @erikswenson2659

Discovered recently that Image Stabilization is huge! Love how you integrate the landscape into your story And of course, your enthusiasm Keep it up
Comment from : @ChrisConner1

I would like tip of the best Thank pierre
Comment from : @yujinlandscapephotography7787

Yes framche-comte
Comment from : @alexmoil6256

Perfect guysbrThe best channel
Comment from : @tamito9298

Nice video Pierre Wishing you the best :) you have inspire me to start my channel
Comment from : @funtimeswithdave2595

I have a feeling your in pain for having to talk in english Your french wants to come out so bad! :D
Comment from : @AtTheEnd1000

qui est avec toi ??
Comment from : @martinelambert1496

comme c'est beau le Doubs
Comment from : @martinelambert1496

"oooplá"
Comment from : @slvcons7745

Nice! thanks for these tips something to keep in mind, very helpful
Comment from : @mrafc162

And yet a good tripod is the best way to get sharp photos
Comment from : @RimantasLiubertas

Please do colorgrading in premiere pro and lightroom
Comment from : @dean9504

a) I would use more than 2 times the 1/ focal lengthbrb) minimum shutter speed for moving people is 1/200sbrc) minimum action speed is 1/500sbrd) handheld is to hold your breath and do shoot multiple frames
Comment from : @zackchoy1969

Buy some hiking boots man Your poor ankles
Comment from : @Dreyno

Great tips man!
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Comment from : @vrateshdarji2419

Love the videos What is your reason for The Black tape on your lens
Comment from : @duanebeets2772

great video thanks
Comment from : @leewatson1525

You start loosing me
Comment from : @tomjohansen140

How do you calculate minimum shutter speed when using a crop sensor camera and a crop lens? Do you add x 16 to equation?
Comment from : @timelord2222

BOINGGGGGGG!!!!! 😉 Years ago when I knew very little about photography a photographer told me that a good shutter speed to shoot at was 1/125th so for ages I tried capturing everything at that SS I didn't get very far with my photography for a long time Hehe I worked it all out in the end All the best buddy 😎
Comment from : @stevesvids

This is one super cool video with some super sound advice from a super nice guy Thanks for the such a super post ;-)
Comment from : @tempest01100

Hey When you’re talking compact body and smooth breathing, I would add mechanical preconstraint I tend to use the neck strap for that I get it as tense as reasonably possible around my neck and right arm and hand so as to minimise wrist and forearm instability That stabilises one plane, I would say And I know some people use a cord fixed to the tripod mount on the camera and just step on it to give some tension That stabilises another plane But it’s less natural and convenient than the camera strap method
Comment from : @FranciszekNomarski

This guy is so adorable!
Comment from : @itsMido2

Thanks for you video Some great tips I really need to use the min speed setting brI love aperture priority also I do lots of manual shooting, but aperture allows me to concentrate more on the creative side, with less worrying about my settings, when pressed to get the shot before the moment has passed
Comment from : @AndrewWilsonOz

I like the 2 X Focal length rule Very sharp for longer lens
Comment from : @AndrewWilsonOz

Thanks for this man! This guy deserves more subscribers
Comment from : @iconm5057

épisode
Comment from : @HNeatR

Thanks!
Comment from : @bio7021

Thank u dear Pierre
Comment from : @MrImranaap

My hands are shaky so I don't go below 1/160 ss even for 50mm 😂 Also for the 1 over focal length rule, should I also consider the cropped sensor equivalent of that focal length?
Comment from : @vangelaobli

Hey! I just purchased a D40 camera obviously its not the best camera but im a starter! could u maybe do a video to learn the basics of the D40? I know you compared the D40 already but never got into the specifics it would mean lots to me! Cheers man love your channel ♡♡ i found ur channel today and im bingewatching it:0
Comment from : @AutumnLynx

Thanks Pierre again for the great content! :) Here is one more thing to consider: long materials like hair, skirt, scarf can move very fast at their ends Longer the material is, faster the movement (like the whip) So when you are shooting moving people with long things, crank up the shutter speed even more! :)
Comment from : @lakijani76

Thank you for your tips, very helpful
Comment from : @jimsjourney3926

Actually you should exhale a bit after taking a deep breath before shooting
Comment from : @TheNulldreinull

Super French accent mode :DbrJ'adore!
Comment from : @iTedTube

Just wondering, i have a sonya7ii right and I set the SS to 1/125 min but it is still going below that on aperture priority Is there something going on with my cam ?
Comment from : @Colombianmilo

Keep it going Pierre, you are doing an excellent job!!! Cheers to you and your wife
Comment from : @karlozbg1

Cest cool mais pourquoi pas mettre des sous titres français ? Fait plaisir à la France parce que t'es Français :)
Comment from : @SamVcl

actually i use that trick when its the handheld term really enjoyed it
Comment from : @kmfahim4968

Not wanting to hijack your pitch bro but, I recently watched a video 'How To CLICK Your Camera Like A Pro' Talks about reducing motion blur The title sounds a bit cheesy but carries some great advise Specifically about NOT holding your camera with your right hand so much, but shifting the weight to your left And, the way to press the shutter release not with tip of your finger but kind of rolling your finger on the button instead of stabbing itbrcheers 👍👍
Comment from : @mrdev9843