Why is this dog not sharp? submitted by /u/wilsonnyc

Why is this image not sharp at all? submitted by /u/Strosys

Is this sharp ?(Thrash composition) https://imgur.com/a/l0mAP4d im not sure why its not sharp (f/8 A 1/160-ss 400-ISO sony a6100 and 55-210) submitted by /u/FalconX_0770

What is a sharp image? Is This Pic I Snapped of My Pup “Proper” Sharp, Sort of Sharp, Blurry or Too Soft? Hi All, I’ve found that I have a very difficult time sometimes telling if my images are sharp or not. Sometimes they appear to be, but on a zoom in it suddenly doesn’t seem so. I’m not sure if I’m overthinking things here or seeing things the wrong way out of inexperience, but I’d love for yall to look at this impromptu pic I shot of my pup. Thi…

How to obtain sharp photos? Any tips or advice on what I might be missing or settings that could improve the sharpness would be greatly appreciated! Attached images are a screenshot but I do take RAW files when I edit. Nikon D800 + Nikon AF-S Nikkor 50mm f/1.8G Aperture: f/1.8 Shutter Speed: 1/80s ISO: 320 Focal Length: 50mm Resolution: 36.2 MP (4916 x 7370 Screenshot of…

How do I upload such a sharp image like this? https://www.instagram.com/p/DBgqZzYPDn4/?igsh=bTAybjdyZHl5dXBm These images are so HD. But mine come out nowhere near as this. submitted by /u/dannym094

Flat and not sharp? I’ve recently made the change from film to DSLR. My Camera- I’m using entry level gear: -Nikon D3200 -Sigma 70-300mm f4-5.6 My Query- I took these couple of photos the other day, when I first saw the white mushroom photo on my camera display, I was genuinely excited. The colours were so vibrant and bright, the greens were almost fluorescent. The…

Photos not sharp enough? I always find my image lack sharpness. The image was shot last month on my trip to rome. Shot on nikon d5300 with tamron 24-70 f2.8 g2 lens F7.1, 63mm,iso100,1/50s It was shot in raw and edited it in lightroom mobile. Any tricks on how to measure image sharpness?? submitted by /u/Salty_Inspection_740

Not quite as sharp as it should be? So I’m looking for some suggestions. I’ve been taking a few shots with my RF 70-200 f/2.8 and they don’t seem to be quite as sharp as they should be. The bear I can come up with is because maybe my hands are moving a little too much? I’ve tried a few other things and I know there’s nothing wrong withy camera or the lens which makes me believe th…

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What am I doing wrong that both cars aren’t sharp? Shots on Fujifilm XT5. Shooting at 1/320 on a 35mm equivalent each between f4-f5. It’s my second time shooting action. First time I talked to my coworker and my focal point was just one dot so I missed focused. I have increased it to 9 dots instead of one. On the last photo just put my camera low and held the shutter in burst mode. Was my area s…

LPT: Learn to hone (not sharpen) your kitchen knives. Honing done consistently is one of the most effective ways to maintain a sharp blade, and as we all know, sharp blades are safer for cooking. submitted by /u/askoshbetter

Why are my photos not sharp? I took some portraits of friends today and noticed my photos aren’t sharp at all. I was shooting on AP using a 55-210 kit lens on a Sony 6300. Before I go spend $$$ on a new lens (thinking 35-120mm), I’m wondering if the lack of sharpness is equipment limitation or if I’m doing something wrong? I’m doing practice sessions with friends so I can g…

Would you say this is “sufficiently” sharp for a lens? submitted by /u/okygtot

Is This Sharp? Greetings of the day! I got Canon m50ii a few months back and been using it for a while with the kit lens. I got no experience with camera before due to which I don’t know hiw to knowbwhether pictures are sharp or not according to camera world standard. Therefore I request to check my picture and judge whether it’s camera world standard sharp or…

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Sharp portrait vs soft portrait? I have been using the default “detailed” jpeg setting for my portrait because I just like seeing sharp images, but I have noticed a lot of professional portraits have softer facial features. So I want to know when to apply setting to each one and why? submitted by /u/Weather_Only