No more blurred photo's... Ever!

A blurred photo is fit only for the bin, so watch as Gavin Hoey http://www.gavinhoey.co.uk shows you how to get pin sharp results everytime.

Best of all many of the techniques demonstrated are free and require no extra kit.

A big thank you goes to the Cats Protection League for the use of their grounds in this video.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• photography
• tip
• technique
• advice
• tripod
• sharp
• image
• steady
• banish
• blur
• remote
• release

[melliesmith]

NIce! Another action that can help is to eliminate the movement of the mirror during the shutter release by enabling mirror lock-up.

[spikeyboy1964]

Great vid again easy to understand instruction. 

[mouldypretzel]

In these lighting conditions you might get away with using an f6 or f8 in ISO 400-800 which will make a lot of out of focus elements sharper as well.

If you decide to shoot a person (not with a rifle but a camera preferably), you may want to use f2.8 or wider (like 1.8 or 1.4 if lens permits) to blur out the background for that more pro look.

[leonlime]

also try setting the timer if you don't have a remote ;)

[Blanny1974]

You sound exactly like David Mitchell.

[driftx2]

what about mirror lockup!? 

[elliottjl1]

This is so great, simple and easy to remember.....Thank you so much.

[LAtrailers]

Thanks Gavin. :)

[nathair82]

It's ironic that this looks like it was filmed on a phone! Just kidding great vid, and really useful tips!

[ver1109]

This really helps... thanks Gavin for the tips.