HELP! My Images are Always Blurry
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Help! My Images are always blurry // Do you struggle with getting sharp and crisp images every time? Do you struggle with camera settings or manual mode? We know how you feel. When we first started out in photography we struggled with all of these things. Whether you’re a senior photographer, family photographer, wedding photographer, or anything really, we are here to help you get those sharp and crisp images you have been dying to get. You could shoot with a DSLR or a mirrorless camera and this video is for you. We will cover all things that can help prevent getting those blurry images. We want you to feel confident at your next photoshoot to get those tack sharp images you want.
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Thanks for watching today. What do you struggle with most with photography? Comment below for us to give us ideas of new videos to create for you all. :) Thanks!
Thank you for the AF-C explanation. 😊
I feel like the photo looks in focus when I'm checking it on the back of my camera, but when I upload them they are not as sharp as I thought.
My biggest frustrations are staying calm, not getting nervous and how to pose. You're posing video really helped too. You both are great!
I am just so frustrated with the big three settings I listen to other photographers advice but my picture either is black, blurry or my camera just won’t shoot… I’m really ready to just give up 1 year in photography officially and I’m just so confused.
Have you watched our free one hour training on manual mode? It’s a great place to start! I’ll link it here. e-squared.mykajabi.com/manualmodetraining
My biggest frustration is I can’t figure out the Nikon d750! I toook better photos on my nikon d3400. I do all these settings and even use the back ficus button and the eyes still aren’t sharp..
Will you do a video like this specific to your mirrorless camera? I think you mentioned something about them being different than DSLR.
That’s a great idea!! Thanks so much
Thank you for making this video!!! It was super helpful and you got straight to the point!
inside photography settings please , would you use a hotshoe on camera flash ? i am just beginning < well i have been practicing and this is so difficult, i have an entry level camera , Nikon 7200 and several lenses, sigma and nikon
Hey!! We are not super familiar with indoor and flash photography as we are primarily outdoor photogs. When we do shoot indoor, we find window light. That’s not always available though…then we would go to a flash for our camera.
@@esquared.photography Thank you so much for your answer! I really love your videos
@@leannagilmon1980 thank you!! Always feel free to let us know what you’d like to see. We are always needing new ideas. ❤️
Learning this Nikon Z7ii is a challenge. Would love to have a hands-on shoot on video. Am going on a trip in the next 2 weeks and need it badly! Thanks!
We have some in the works. Probably not ready super quick but reach out to us on Instagram or via email with questions.
How do you shoot a moving subject in manual mode? Do you continually refocus?
We hold down our back button focus and then recompose our camera so the subject is in the frame.
With the family of 4, who do you focus on? I have a D5100 old camera..where do I put the "red dot"?
One of the center people :)
Or front row
Thank you for the helpful tips! Question, which camera body and lens do you use?
I am struggling on camera settings on my Nikon Z7 mirrorless.
I feel like when I have multiple people, those in the farthest plane still seem to be less crisp even when I use F4.
Very much a beginner in the photography world..I’m pretty sure my f stop doesn’t go below 3.5…Is that okay if I’m shooting a single person and/or a couple?
That’s totally fine!
Thank you for the video! My frustration is that my full body family pictures are blurry and grainy :(. I just did a photoshoot today and i shot at 1/500 s, F3,2, ISO 250 and still people are not totally in focus and pictures are grainy. But only the ones with full body (close up shots are alright though). I don't know what to do anymore...
Sometimes we overthink it and think the full bodies aren’t perfect. Naturally they will be less “sharp” and appear more grainy because they are further away.
Thanks great video
Where has Erin been?
Settin my iso in manual
Hi love your videos awesome job!
where is your cheat sheet?
Thank you!! If you click the little down arrow by the video title you should find it. :)
Why would your f-stop not be equal to the number of people in the photo?
That would be nice if that worked that way! You wouldn’t necessarily want an F8 for a group of 8. Less light will be coming in the lens with a higher f stop.
My struggle is getting the correct exposure in camera most people I shoot says my photos are too dark
We sometimes finding ourselves bumping our exposure meter up a couple notches past zero to help with this.
Somehow I managed to bump my exposure compensation button and was getting wrong exposures. Doublecheck you haven't gotten that out of whack. When I find I'm getting odd exposures I look at all of the settings to make sure I am exactly where I expect to find them... then I know what to expect in the pictures.
@@markgoostree6334 great advice!
At first, I wanted to say that I really like your channel and the content you convey. I do not agree with one point that was mentioned today. You do not always have to work in manual mode. I think the AP mode is much more convenient. If we set the minimum shutter speed in advance and set it to auto ISO, the only thing left for us is to play with the aperture.
What lens are you shooting with for the group images?
50 mm 1.8