How to get SHARP PHOTOS with any Camera!
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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2024
- In this video, I'm excited to share my journey with the Nikon D3000, where I explore how switching to manual settings has significantly improved the sharpness of my images compared to using auto mode. If you're looking to get the most out of your camera, whether it's an older model like mine or a brand-new one, this tutorial is for you.
📸 What You'll Learn:
Why manual settings can give you better control over your photography.
How to adjust ISO, shutter speed, and aperture to achieve sharper images.
Tips and tricks for using manual focus to enhance image clarity.
Practical examples and comparisons between auto and manual settings.
I've spent a lot of time experimenting with different settings and techniques, and I'm excited to show you how small adjustments can make a big difference in your photography. By the end of this video, you'll have the knowledge to take sharper and more professional-looking photos with any camera.
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Gear I Used:
Camera: Nikon D3000
Lens: 18-55mm kit lens
Tripod: Cheap Supermarket
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Simple. Use a tripod for sharpness in low light situations (or some other static item) Utilise your Shutter speed, aperture and ISO settings effectively.
Awesome, thanks for your comment and for watching my efforts 👍
Hi after watching this video it got me head scratching, I have a Nikon d3300 , and was astonished to find a lense test from the USA , that shows the kit lenses bundled with the camera only give effective 9 megapixels to the sensor ,, a disappointing result when the camera is 24 megapixels, I’ve given it tests against my Olympus micro 4 rds and my canon gx7 mk2 and now I leave the Nikon at home when going on hols etc ,, to get the best from that camera appears ya have to buy some fairly expensive lenses, to get the most from the censor,,, so after learning this,, the cameras at a disadvantage against a modern camera ,,,,, cheers Shane uk 🇬🇧,,, ps I’m 60 and have been messing with cameras and stuff since I was 19 thank you Shane
Hi, thanks for watching and thanks for leaving a comment. I actually have been disappointed with both Nikon cameras I have tested and with both I have struggled to just pick them up and get an auto shot I was happy with. I orginally thought the kit lens was ok and since have changed my mind. I know you don't get a perfect shot every time, though I can not rely on this camera to take it out. I'm about the same age as you. Cheers!
@@MyPhotoJourney thanks buddy , for the reply and view , I have been binge watching your videos for the last 2 hrs cheers shane ,
Ha Ha, thank you. I am still learning and by no means the polished youtuber. I started nearly 2 years ago and decided to have a go at it. 👍
@@MyPhotoJourney instead of staring cameras , I made a air rifle UA-cam channel , I’ve always had a few hobbies , to try and keep my sanity, but it gets expensive, putting eggs in lots of baskets ,, l o l
Interesting video! One thing I've learnt over the years is to learn a bit more about the optimum aperture (sweet spot) for each lens I have (and for the zoom lenses the sharpest aperture setting at each zoom range). It's very rare to get a kit lens with great sharpness all round. Also I suspect the phone is using a) some AI sharpening and b) the low light mode stitches multiple high shutter speed shots together to get a sharper final image.
Yeah exactly and most of the time we use a lens's widest setting without thinking about sharpness. A phone is using all sorts of trickery to improve the shot, and does make photography easy for the casual shooter. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment 👍👍
Good test
Thanks very much 😀
Make sure your lens and lens filter are clean.
Thanks a lot for your advice and for watching the video 👍
Did you do manual focus?
I did try manual focus but found auto was just as good. Thanks a lot for watching 👍
City of my birth. Gets a thumbs up just for that.
That's great, I really like living in Lincoln. Cheers 👍
How to get sharp pictures with a HOLGA?
I'm not sure what HOLGA is ?
I think you need a better-quality tripod. That one looks very shaky.
Thanks, yeah I definitely agree the tripod is super cheap, and I was using the timer which would have helped. 👍
Nice clickbait
Cheers, I had to do it, I was getting nowhere with the initial image I used and I've seen lots of others do it - is it too much?
@@MyPhotoJourney no but I think you have quality content and I believe you can do in a photography way
@@MyPhotoJourney no but I think you have quality content and I believe you can do in a photography way
Thanks, good advice, I'll change it back tomorrow, even though you said no 👍
Right! I was expecting some portrait photography since that's a genre I don't currently shoot but am interested in doing. (Yes, models!) So now he gets a thumbs down and a click on the "do not recommend this channel" for being shady... He may get the clicks initially but people won't stay because he is misleading. He's not building trust in his viewers.