It doesn’t matter how great your composition or how spectacular your colors can be, if your image isn’t in sharp focus, you most likely need to throw it in the trash. Learn your focus for sharp images every time.
Back when, many moons ago, there was a glorious time in a long-forgotten era when photographers really had to do all the focusing themselves. It may sound strange, but the cameras and lenses of years past were not so technologically advanced that with the press of half a button, they could instantly focus on a subject with precision and consistency. alarming shop. But as device research and development evolves, so too does the autofocus system, and we have reached a point in history where it has never been so easy to get beautiful subjects in focus. with extremely high success rates. But it is not easy.
And that brings us to this amazing video by Henry Turner in which he demonstrates how to get razor sharp focus in your images. It should be pointed out that Turner is a landscape photographer, so that’s where he stands, but in this video he discusses two important topics: how to focus as well as where to focus. Sometimes, if you have a very obvious subject that dominates every other element of the frame, choosing where to focus is simple. But if you have a lot of depth in your image and interesting elements in the foreground, middle, and background, your options get a little more complicated. Turner tackles this problem, so watch the video and let me know what you think.
