How to Get SHARP Food Photos Every Time | Food Photography

[@jomelynmauermann3324]

Thank you so much for all the tips. I learn a lot by watching this video. Going to binge watch more of your food photography videos.

[@ChristopherCina]

Glad the video helped and thanks for watching!

[@fonsavan]

Great tips! Clear and concise. Thank you // Subbed!

[@ChristopherCina]

Thanks for watching! Hope it helps!

[@jacobt5127]

Thanks for the help and keep it up 👍🏽

[@ChristopherCina]

Will do, thanks for watching!

[@thestz21]

Hey Chris! Great Video! For anyone that cares, Chris is an amazing chef also.

[@ChristopherCina]

Ha! Thanks Sean!

[@belleharris2059]

This is a great video, I was struggling yesterday as I was shooting at F14 and wondering why more wasn't in focus. Great demo with having to go to F29 for that. Keep up the great work!

[@ChristopherCina]

Hi Belle, thanks for watching! Are you sure you mean f/14? You should have had pretty much most of the image in focus at that aperature. I guess unless you camera was really close to your subject but even still. I went through your IG feed, some really beautiful images in there, nice work!

[@belleharris2059]

@@ChristopherCina Thank you so much, I think it was because I was on the 105mm Nikon Macro? Focus is a struggle for me! Thank you for checking out my work!

[@ChristopherCina]

@@belleharris2059 Fair enough, that lens can be soft at f/14 if you are close enough. I use a 105 for 90% of my photos, brilliant lens.

[@ChristopherCina]

In this video we look at 5 techniques for getting sharp photos every time. Nothing is more disheartening than taking a bunch of photos and getting them back top your computer only to realize they are out of focus. I've had this happen to me so I thought this might make a good topic to help people avoid this pain!

[@Feemy]

Would have been nice to illustrate where to lock the focus point using the tomato and salad picture as an example

[@ChristopherCina]

You make a good point, I can see how that would have helped to further illustrate the progression of photos. For your info, I focused on the garlic glove just to the left of the tomato. Now ow that you mention this, I might see if I can go back in and highlight that. Thanks for watching!

[@Feemy]

@@ChristopherCina you're welcome. Always willing to send helpful feedback