HOW TO SET YOUR CAMERA FOR SHARPER IMAGES

Now, I want to show you how to boost internal sharpening. That is, having your camera see pictures in a sharper form whenever you take them. So, I'm using a Nikon camera, and I'm going to show you how to set up this from the camera right now. See what you're going to do, you go to your menu. You come to where you have your photo shooting menu, up to this place as you can see here right now. So when you get here, you see, come to this "Set Picture Control" zone, come to "Set Picture Control" enter. You slide like this. When you do this, you choose any of the picture control settings that you have. And when you can see, Auto, Standard, Neutral, Vivid, Monochrome, Portrait, Landscape. So I will go in next. You'll see all these places that have quick sharp, sharpening, mid-range sharpening, clarity. These three spots are the spots you're going to touch. You come here, this quick sharp. You can just take it up, you know, one or two. So preferably two. You come again, the next place, sharpening. You lift up a little bit. You come down to this mid-range sharpening. You pull up as well. Ensure that these areas that have sharpening around them, you improve them, improve them. You can drag to the end, you can drag to the center. But let's go on the positive side. If yours is on the negative side, take it to the positive side. But these three areas impact how your camera see an image and how it also what put sharpness on that image. So have set back of your mind and take better pictures that are sharper too. See you in the next one.