14 Techniques for better Photography Part 2 T1i

This is second of two videos which will give you 14 tips to make your pictures better. These tips are demonstrated with a Canon Rebel T1i, but you can easily do them with any camera. http://www.elitevideo.com

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[CamumoneyzWifey]

I have been trying to take pictures at night. I took my family to take pictures near the beautiful city skyline. The lights in the background turn out beautiful but my family looks blurry. Almost like the shutter speed is too low. When I turn it up higher the lights in the background darken and it still doesn't help. When I have it on auto or on with the flash they look great but the lights are dark. What am I doing wrong?

[jonvideo]

Can you check back and see what your shutter speed was set on? My guess is that you have to raise the ISO and that will solve your problem. Most likely it is on 400 and I would bring it to 1000 or higher, allowing for a faster shutter speed and less blur. Let me know how this works for you. - John

[CamumoneyzWifey]

I just bought the Canon T3i. I know this video is not intended for it, but I have a few questions that maybe you can help me with. I have two kids who run all over the place and when we go places like the amusement park I have a hard time getting the pics to turn out clear when they are on rides. Any tips? Thanks!

[jonvideo]

Yes, I can help, Turn the ISO up to 1600 and then go to shutter priority mode, in that mode you should be ablte to put your shutter speed up to 1/500 or higher, this should solve the blurry picture problem

[BeccyWall]

wow, great video, loved watching!

[jonvideo]

Glad you liked it,  Thanks

[spazzmusaki]

kayla's hot :)

[mveden]

@jonvideo

0"3 means 3 tenths of a second so 0,3 sec. so that's aprox 1/3 but

0"8 is 0,8 sec and not 0,125 sec if you think it means 1/8

Your wife is right, you are wrong :-)

At least on my planet.

[ramakrk2009]

fantastic and detail video

[djtechdread]

@CamumoneyzWifey use flash and drag the shutter

[jtpfam1]

great vid thank you so much!

[tutubrain]

Thank you for these videos. They are very helpful!

[elezco]

You are an awesome help my friend I am enjoying my camera immensely now that I saw you video. thanks again

[CamumoneyzWifey]

@jonvideo Thank you, your videos are so helpful!