Photography Tutorial: Get Sharp Focus From Front to Back
April 1st, 2015 by admin
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Great video! I want to get that Tokina 11-16 also and I would like you to
describe it in one word for me :). Also, if you know, what do you think
about Tokina 12-28mm? Thanks and good luck!
+Hiker SanDiego, cheers. The location here is the 20 Lakes Basin just east
of Yosemite. Access via Saddlebag Lake.
Hey +Key Wizard, generally speaking you should focus about a third of the
way into the frame. But using the method outlined in the video will make
sure you get everything in focus every time. Have fun!
Great tutorial! That’s exactly what I do when shooting landscape. You’re
absolutely right about closing down the aperture, lens diffraction can
really soften the image. Here’s one of my shots using the same technique
and thanks for sharing! http://flic.kr/p/qZZK7D
HAHA I loved the way you said “it’s like taking candy from a child”.
wow very useful information! thanks a lot!
haha you really know how to make things interesting at the same time
informative !!! great job, exactly what i was looking. You sir deserve the
subscribe 😀
thumbs up
+Professional Photography Tips Really good video, might wanna try
enhancing the audio quality tho
Excellent tips and great video, thanks
Good stuff buddy a tutorial that puts a smile on the viewers face.
The Republic of Ireland.
For focus stacking, what about focus breathing?
great video
Hey man, interesting content and video and some great tips and techniques
as well: looking forward to trying them out this weekend so cheers for
taking the time to create and post. The scenery looks stunning by the way,
very different to here in the UK for sure. I’m assuming it’s in the States
somewhere but I’d be interested to know which part?
Dat audio tho.
Great tutorial and fantastic tips, thanks so much!!
excellent work
This is literally the same exact technique I use a LOT of the time 🙂
I’m confused as to how you focus 1/3 of the way if there’s nothing there to
focus on? I usually select the center point for focus, point wherever I
want the focus, half-push the shutter, and re-align to what I’m shooting.
If everything in these sweeping landscapes is foreground or background, how
to I hit the 1/3 mark?
Photography tutorial: how to overexpose the entire video….
I like your approach. Great job!
you are my new best friend!
Good tips, especially the one-third focus point and checking foreground and
background adjusting the aperture for sharpness.
My question is, where was the location you were filming. I suspect it is
located in the CA Sierras. For some reason it reminds of Second Recess in
the Mono Creek drainage, but the peak I see only viewfinder of your camera
doesn’t seem to fit that guess.
What about at night when you shoot low Aperture F1.8 etc? Is stacking the
only way? Sucks for moving things.
LMAO… Note to self: Don’t watch videos from Joshua while drinking coffee
or any other liquid sitting at the PC. Keep em coming. Be well.
That was very excellent. Thanks.