Why do my IG reels keep posting dark and blurry? Recently on Instagram, my reels have been posting as dark, blurry, & look out of focus. Before I post, the video is clear & there is no issue. Not sure what to do because my camera setting on my phone is at the recommended 1080p for Instagram & I turned on the high quality setting on Instagram. Should I disable the HDR video play back setting to…

Why do my photos look blurry ? 😭 Hi all, I recently took a 4 days photography class, using a Canon Eos 50D with a kit 17-55 lens, that really motivated me to buy my own camera. The pictures I took with the 50D looked amazing, sharp and vibrant. I recently bought my very own Eos 650D second-hand, with an 18-50 2.8-4.5 Sigma lens (also second-hand). While looking at the photos…

Why are my night time city scape images always blurry? I tried taking pictures of a city skyline but the lights from the buildings always come up blurry. I am using a tripod. The only way to make the blurryness go away is to cut away too much lighting and make the picture way too dark. The attached picture had a 4 second shutter speed with F stop being 5.6. I tried playing around with the ISO, apert…

Noisy and Blurry Photos – Me or the Camera? I’m having trouble getting sharp photos when shooting fencing events. I’m unsure if it’s me, the camera, or just the nature of dark fast moving targets. I’ve attached some example photos below of a recent, well lit, event that I really expected to get good photos from. They’re all kinda blurry and noisy though and I’m not sure why. Photos were …

Why are the stationary objects, like the land, in my long exposure photo blurry? Is it just not focused? I was using a tripod and a shutter release cable to avoid shaking the camera. submitted by /u/Due_Rip_601

How do people achieve those bad quality/gritty/blurry/old looking pictures? Don’t quite know how to explain this, but a lot of people post pics like that on instagram. Even just shitposts of random stuff, that appears, grainy, gritty, blurry, bad in quality but in a good way. Is it all just editing, or do I have to take the pictures with the end result in mind? Pretty sure they do it with their phone too. And of course…