How to Shoot a good Picture of Focus Part 2

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I use a Kodak Camera Easyshare C433 Classic
I've discussed previously on "How to Shoot a good Picture of Focus"
but now I have another idea for the share to our friends. Produce images as sharp as a razor sharp is the desire of many lovers of photography, and various additional features of the camera and accessories has been created to help us produce this sharp photos. From a tripod, stabilizer (or camera lens) to image editor software that comes tools to sharpen the final image.

This article will summarize some tips so that your photos sharper, please:

How to hold the camera

How to hold the camera very influential on the stability of the camera (read: the sharpness of images), read the how to hold the camera is good.
Shutter Speed.

If you speed up the shutter speed, then you will get sharp photos. Remember the standard rule for sharp images when you shoot handheld: "use a shutter speed faster than your lens focal length". Here penjabarannya:

• If the length of your 50mm lens, shoot with a shutter speed of 1 / 60 sec or faster
• If the length of your 100mm lens, use a shutter speed of 1 / 125 sec or faster
• If the length of your 200mm lens, use a shutter speed of 1 / 250 sec or faster

Aperture

Aperture affects the depth of field (area of ​​focus in your photo). Reducing the aperture (increase the number, for example you choose f/22) will add depth of field, meaning sharp in an image area of ​​the greater includes the near and distant objects, so that the sharpness of the picture as a whole actually decreased.
Then do the opposite, select a large aperture (small number, eg f / 4), then you will focus sharply only near the focal area. Choosing a large aperture that lets you get a faster shutter speed.
ISO

Adding ISO will speed up the shutter speed and lets you choose a larger aperture. If you're shooting indoors, the ISO was larger, but do not overdo it (eg: select ISO 600 for shooting inside the house). select the ISO is too high (above 800), can cause noise (small black spots) in an image began to appear.
Focus


Do not just believe with autofocus camera, check carefully to use the eyes of your eyes are the focal point. When photographing the face at close range, make sure the focus falls diarea eye. When photographing an object, make sure the focus is there where you want the sharpest area. Autofocus camera could be wrong and just drop the focus in addition to objects that you want.
Lens

If you happen to have an SLR camera, choose the best lens you can buy. The lens is of good quality can drastically improve the sharpness of your photo. KIT lenses are usually offered for sale as a complete package with its camera quality is usually terrible. My advice, if you will buy a new SLR camera, buy separately between the camera (body only) and the lens. Do not buy a package of KIT. Lens with good quality is usually characterized by a large aperture (eg f/2.8).
Sweet Spot Lens

The lens has its sweet spots respectively. Sweet spot is certain where the lens aperture will produce the sharpest images. Lens sweet spot is usually located two stops above the maximum limit the ability of the lens aperture. For example, for f/2.8 lens so its sweet spot at f/5.6. Then use aperture f/5.6 lens if you shoot with it, your picture will be sharp razor-sharp.
Tripod

Tripod is impractical and inconvenient, but if you are "willing to" take it, you'll get sharper photos. Especially if you want to generate HDR or panoramic photos, let it go bring a tripod.