How to find your lens's sharpest aperture? - Viilage Wisdom
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2017
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Here is a little practice that can make a huge difference to your photographs. In this video Radhakrishnan Chakyat does an in-depth analysis of how aperture adjustments can hep you achieve razor sharp images. Take a look at the video and help yourselves to find the 'sweet spot' of any lens of your choice. An absolute must watch for those who wish to capture an image in its optimum sharpness, color rendition and depth. SUBSCRIBE to Pixel Viilage for more updates on photography techniques.
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I am a cinematography student .For years I was shooting with the widest open aperture for the highly clichéd shallow depth cinematic look and getting more light.But after reading an article I started using higher stops for portrait and is getting amazing results with good depth and sharp portraits.
Rudra Biswas its really hard to nail that perfect focus when shooting wide open
Do you get any grain when raising ISO ?
Finally I found the best ever photography tutor on RUclips who is capable of keeping learners engaged.
First I thought the video would be just comparison of shots, but I want to see it till last. Yes its more than that, stating chromatic aberration & diffraction, helping us understanding our lens & providing a way to find sweet spot of lens is Awesome. Already subscribed. Thank you for sharing precious knowledge with us.
This is the first Indian-based photography channel I've found on youtube that makes decent videos. Kudos!
Very good demonstration! Although I’m an event/wedding shooter and love my shallow depth of field I also shoot a lot of close up detail shots of, for example, the bride’s jewelry. I always kick my aperture up to say f7.1 , f8 or sometimes f11 to make sure the whole object/subject of the photo is completely in focus. This was extremely helpful. I’ll be testing all my lenses starting with my workhorse the Canon 24-70mm f2.8.
GeneralTarik Unfortunately, this works well only with Prime Lenses! Sorry... 🙏 😊
My mind is blown! Thank you!
Nice and simple. I did the same and wrote down a small list in my lens cupboard saying at what aperture each lens is sharpest. Good to know your lenses.
After many years as a professional and now retired shooting for fun, I use f/8 for most outdoor shots because it’s the sharpest mid zone setting for me. The only other f/stop setting is f/4 for most outdoor portraits, never wide open. While sitting at an outdoor cafe with fellow photographers, one of the NYC pros asked me why I never shot with my Nikkor 85mm f/1.4 at f/1.4. I turned and shot a picture of the girl on my right at f/1.4 and showed him the results - sharp eye and blurry ears and nose, making her look freakishly.
Finally, a video that shows me exactly how i can find the sharpest aperture in my lenses! Thank you for the great video :D
Thore Pakkerud Happy to hear that 😊🙏
Thore Pakkerud yes....IT is very hard to find without a tutorial😂
I just discovered you yesterday. I have subbed instantly. I really like your style of videos. 👍
The sweet spot in a given lens,very nicely explained.Cant wait to see the others.
Well, just entering into professional zone after being a longer time amateur, I cannot comment more upon content of the video but yes can about the impact and attitude about the presenter and I think it is too good.. Keep it up ! and looking forward for more.
This is really well presented, calm and wise. Good job, hope to see more videos soon. Subscribed.
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I was reluctant to click on this video by seeing its thumbing thinking it'd a typical ''aperture explanation'' video. But you've done a brilliant job on this. Excellent quality and very well presented. Nice to hear that you're from Kerala.
A very informative topic which is usually not covered in photography tutorials. The way you present it is very easy to understand. Cheers, keep clicking. 📷
BEGINNERS LIKE ME need EXPERTS LIKE YOU sir. so please continue. and i never used to listen to any teachers, lecturers during my school days and college days. but here the way describing is just like copy and pasted to my brain directly :P Good going thank you for the video
shoot hundreds of pictures and review them. It will come to you in time.
Great video ...really served my purpose ...
You make quality content and say the information short and crisp.keeping making much more videos and all of us will be benefited .GOOD LUCK!!!
extremely informative. I ran to test it on my lens and was extremely surprised. Clearly in photos where sharpness is the important factor, I will know what to do now. Thank you
Calm , composed, and clear explanations. Amazing. Inspires me to re look into details. Photography do requires lot of patience and attention to details
Amazing video sir, simplistic explaining technique, no waste of time, Loved it. Keep them coming.
That was fantastic. Thank you sir. Wonderfully demonstrated and explained. Much appreciated.
The best explanation I've seen on You Tube. Thank you
Sir, your videos are always useful for most of the viewers as usual... so please keep making such videos... Thank you...
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I just recently get into Nikon world kinda excited for your tutorial. Luv it! Your video is great!
your tutorials are very professional. well done and thank you!
Summary: Take photos at every aperture and find out manually.
Muhammad Usman thanks 🙏🏽
Much thx
Tnanks for saving my time, 👍🏻
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Sir seen many videos from other, but your one is best n you hav explain so beautifully. Thanks a lot.
Sir once again superb demo. You simply dont anything to doubt. Great
Thank you sir never thought about this now I'm going to find the sweet spot for all my lenses
great explanations.... i never seen such a simplified tutorial....
you are the best...today i shot with low speede shutter...prioritty and i see high apreture....now i understood i need apreture priority...thanks!!!
Your presentation and content is just superb and impeccable.... Keep up the great work... Thanks for all the information..
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There is nothing to improve in you sir you are a legend and doing a great job thanks it helped a lot.
Only I know how ignorant I am. 😍🙏
You are very instructive, very explanatory, and very sincere. Many many thanks.
Very helpful. Thank you so much
Natural teacher. Well done Sir. Thumbs up, subscribed and will share!
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There is also a sweet spot for sharpness per given focal range. This is very important because the glass have to rotate and move in and out to achieve optimum focus. For example: F1.8 doesn't work as well for distant subjects as F8.
Excellent narration...👍👍👍
Simple oration...Great illustration....:-))
Most valuable info. Thanks a lot sir.
Good episode, thanks!
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Just seen your video and had to subscribe right away your videos are amazing !!!! I’m Joshua from Long Beach California and really struggle in exposure composition I’m a beginner but some how it still doesn’t click right away in my brain thank you so much! Hope you can make this video soon
I use this lens the most for now. Rarely used f/9. Thanks a lot for sharing the knowledge.
Glad to have found your channel! Great classy video!
thanks for the information, very helpful!
The test might have been more useful if the subject was a flat, patterned wall. That way you can compare sharpness in the center, as well as the corners. Corners are the most overlooked test areas that will quickly show good to bad.
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Subscribed sir....Very much informative.... i see a real master in photography. AM a learner in videography. Thanks for the nice tutorial
Very good practical information, Thanks. Keep up the good work!
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Very informative and beautiful scripted. Just lovely.
you are a good teacher , passionate about your field . keep it up professor . you shared intresting , interactive training session , thank you from the depth of my heart
Excellent narration... Very helpful video.... Thank u Radhakrishnan sir...
Truly great video. Very simple and helpful. Really enjoyed watching it.
Explained with simplicity... Great Video...
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Sir.. love your speed of your speech.
Superb Manner of Explanation... Just keep it up for next Cam Technique nd Settings...
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Very clear explanation. Thanks
Thanks sir, for making me understand this values and stuff easily
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Your voice is excellent Sir. Thanks for this video.
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So glad!
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Don't forget to refocus after changing the aperture due to focus shifting! Specially for fast lenses at it's fastest apertures.
He was using an auto focus lens, but if you're using a manual one, refocus!
Great stuff. Amazing tutorial.
loved the video. quite informative and interesting. thanks for the video.
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I really like your teaching, thanks a lot!
This is the 2nd one I am looking sir at once. .next to follow
Great video and very informative! Thanks for the content
Thank you for this video!
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Thanks for the great video... time to test those lenses!
Excellent teaching about depth of field, thank you sir
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wow... definitely helpful. thank u sir.
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Very very useful back to basics video , thank you Sir
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Simple demontration but effective thanks
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Great stuff village wisdom......
although i would love to see more videos on crop sensor cameras, since most of us will be having crop sensor camera..
Very nice video.. I always refer to dxomark results of a lens, which generally shows best aperture of a lens. Btw the video quality is lightings in your video are awesome
Informative and useful thanks I enjoyed it.