How To Get Sharp Photos Every Time With Any Camera

[@MB-wx4gp]

I just learned and cemented to memory more in 6:46 seconds than I have in a month of trying to understand this balance between shutter speed, aperture, and ISO. Thank you so much!

[@aceentertainmnt9249]

Omg I'm in love with the way she explains this. Found my favorite vid on this topic, (finally). Subscribed of course.

[@RebeccaRiceEducation]

I love hearing this!

[@aceentertainmnt9249]

@@RebeccaRiceEducation ❤️

[@hurleygreen927]

Enjoying ALL of your informative videos, thank you and keep up the great work! Just curious: Are you shooting mostly in Aperture Preferred or Manual mode?

[@RebeccaRiceEducation]

Always manual mode 🙌🏼

[@trekkeruss]

I do concert photography, and light…or the lack of it…often does not give me much choice in setting aperture or shutter speed, so I end up trading away some noise with a higher ISO. Regardless, I have found I can recover less-than-tack-sharp images with software from Topaz Labs called Sharpen AI. I don’t know how it works, but it really is amazing.

[@RebeccaRiceEducation]

Yes I’ve heard great things about Topaz!

[@trekkeruss]

@@RebeccaRiceEducation BTW, I do not remember I came upon your videos, but you have a great channel. That you call it Education is very apropos. In addition to your photography, you are very good teacher as well.

[@Sidharrtharun]

Thank you 😊

[@RebeccaRiceEducation]

Glad to help!

[@kierstenlake733]

I’m struggling with getting my pictures tack sharp when I have families holding hands walking towards me. I keep my shutter at 1/600 when I do these and I try to focus and recompose and they still turn out blurry. I’m wondering if I don’t understand focus and recompose right

[@RebeccaRiceEducation]

Are you using back button focus, or focus tied to your shutter?

[@laramandatobarrios6388]

Im confused, I just watched your behind scenes with extended family and there were over 8 people and the F-stop was 2.8... everybody was pretty much lined up but kids weren't... how does that work?

[@RebeccaRiceEducation]

They were all on a similar focal plane so they were in focus at 2.8!

[@Sidharrtharun]

👍🏻😊