@alyssaprescher: finding a community of photographers on here has been incredible. all your comments and messages about how my videos have helped you has been so encouraging!! here’s to busy season just around the corner! #beginnerphotographer #beginnerphotographertips #tipsforbeginnerphotographers #camerasettings #camerasettingsforbeginners #learnphotography #photographyeducation

Robbie Gunz :

Raise the shutter speed and try to use the lowest iso possible in your situation

Lume + Grain Photography :

Learn the exposure triangle. That’s the secret!

mysticphotos0 :

Tripod. Cable release

Aimee S. :

chat gpt before every session! gives me the best setting for the day! ❤️

🖤Black Rose🖤 :

They keep coming out white and blurry I wanna cry 😭

Cas415 :

Use single focus, make sure shutter speed is over 100th of a second 👍🏻

Josh_Quaye :

I shoot on a canon EOS R and I discovered that aperture is mostly responsible for sharpness as well as the shutter speed.High fstops(wide open)= lot of blur,and a slow shutter speed when freezing fast moving subjects= motion blur resulting is less sharpness.

Doug J :

Lower the ISO the better. But it all depends on your gear and what and where you are shooting

⚡️H A I L E Y . L Y N N⚡️ :

Marco Antonio Guerre :

Experiencing the same with Sony a7 IV !!! I feel like my iPhone takes better pics 😂

Frances :

I bought a Nikon and I don’t use it for the same reason. I’m about to return it

ayebooboo :

I never go below 250 for my shutter speed and unless I'm doing a single person, my f stop stays around 2 or a little higher for bigger groups!

Steve :

blur = too slow shutter. not sharp = bad lens, high ISO, out of focus

kylei ReNee🪶 :

I took this today🥵 been doing this for 3 days on a real camera, but Im practicing 24/7

✨ Madds | Photographer | Mom ✨ :

Beach settings for golden hour advice please besides a low ISO 😭

For Love With Love ♥️ :

There’s a sweet spot on most lenses between F9 and F 11 with the aperture that will be very sharp with most lenses. Lowering your ISO can add to the sharpness appearance of the digital raw images and just make sure you’re shooting with a shutter speed that’s around 200s of a second or faster if you are not using a tripod. Slow shutter speeds can lead to camera shake, and the appearance of blurring. Last, make sure you are shooting in good quality light or you are using an honor off camera lighting system to provide you enough light for your image. Low light and higher iso settings ca cause fine color speckling in the raw image further, giving the appearance of a less sharp photo. Hope some of these tips help! Cheers!📷

psycho_ecks :

use at least 1/200 and go even to 1/1250 if needed dont be afraid and remember glasses make the photo bette not the body

laurel :

Canon EOS R50 with a RF50mm F/1.8STM lens.. Any tips/lenses to make my photos sharper?

allison :

I have a canon r 6 with a 35mm 1.8 STM macro lens . Anything to make my photos sharper would make me happy because im so close but so far away lol

Court💜 :

I’m reading all the comments ✍️

ptrckmls :

study the exposure triangle

Audie :

Please and thank you!

JoshuaRoston :

PLEASE!!! I just bought an a6700 and I’m just LOST🤣🤣🤣 didn’t even know how important lenses were😭

Wisconsin Photographer :

Get the lens and camera professionally calibrated

Victoria’s Angle :

Me trying to find a community 👀😭🥹