How To Get Sharp Family Photos
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- How To Get Sharp Family Photos. If you are a beginner photographer trying to get sharp portraits and sharp family photos, you are in the right place. We will teach you about camera settings for your DSLR camera and how aperture, shutter speed, and iso can play a role in sharp focus. This is a great tutorial for new photographers learning manual mode. Learn how to get bright photos and sharp family photos when shooting in manual mode.
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Great work guys. Thank you so much for putting this together ☺️
Great advice! I have been shooting in manual mode with auto ISO from the start. I couldn't get the auto mode to take right... I now even shoot with dual back button AF with my new (to me) camera.
Your tips are very clear, concise & very easy to understand. I have trouble with indoor group shots with an external flash.
Great video, ladies. Thanks for the tips.
Absolutely!!
Hey ladies! Great video, thank you. My question is: how do you get sharp photos if you don't have a designated lens for family sessions? I only have the stock lenses (18 mm - 55 mm) that came with my dslr (2006 Rebel XTi). I am just beginning my photography hobby and plan to start taking photo sessions of clients. I have been trying to practice on my young children and it has been quite the challenge of figuring out the settings. I have watched a lot of your videos and they have been super helpful.
I would say as soon as you can invest in a 50 mm 1.8 lens. You will see a big difference 🙌
Very helpful , thank you 📸
AP mode. minimum SS 1/250. f/4 mostly. auto iso. sony a7rIII mirrorless with continuous AF eye autofocus set to Memory 3. Center focus on Memory 2 with same settings. switch when needed. mostly in Memory 3 and let lens track the subjects.
f/16 to 22 for shooting into sun for rays. 24-70 2.8 lens so mostly use 50mm - 35mm. 70mm sometimes but compression is too much. never 24mm. this setting handles everything a scene will throw at me for the run-n-gun of family shoots outdoors. RAW. in LR hit the AUTO setting and adjust to taste with shadow and highlights. i desaturate some and reduce contrast for a less intense look. just my style.
When you talk about where to focus, are you referring to where you move you focus grid when shooting? I have a canon t7i and I have the option to move my focus grid or focus on a general area and I’m guessing you’re referring to the very specific focus boxes you can manipulate? Thanks!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I want to know what is the ideal sharpness for family photos، could you please share one of your photos, and in case not every one is sharp , what is the solution ?
I shoot in manual, AV, and Tv. Just depends on my environment. But mostly I am in manual mode.
That’s great
I want to shoot in Manual mode and then I mess up with a photo. So I quickly go to an automated mode or portrait mode 🤦♀
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How do you stay focused when they’re moving, like with the 2 running children in the front?
What ISO are you using? Thanks 🙏
200
If you increase your aperture, how do you adjust your ISO- is there a calculation? I just notice that if I increase my f-stop, my lighting suffers (in low lighting situations) which affects how sharp the image is…
How do you set up your focus points? Single, multiple, continuous ?? Those settings confuse me!
Haha totally get! Single!
I find myself wanting to shoot in program or appture mode
I’m the same - I find myself always using AP mode so I only have to worry about aperture
Manual mode
But have trouble with where to focus
If I have the time for Manual then Manual it is. Otherwise I'm in Aperture priority.
Do you still use 200 SS on a 50mm
200 or higher :)
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I shoot from 1/160 to 1/250 in manual mode.
manuel mode