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« on: May 25, 2014, 01:39:23 PM »
Hi everyone! A question about best settings for getting sharp photos. Im somewhat new to what would be a best general camera setting. I totally understand it will be from case to case, time of day, amount of light and so on. I dont expect a golden setting cause there is none I guess, but more a overall guide what is better and not.
As example, a cloudy day, using a hand held camera, I want as sharp picture as possible with minimal depth of field and motion blur. The only way I see to achive this is going up in iso setting. To keep depth of field away I assume it's getting F-stop to as high as possible (F13-F22). Then to keep the motionblur of shooting handheld is increasing shutter speed. To do this I only got ISO left to get the light in. I use a canon 5d mark III. People say you can go really high on iso on this camera before any noise appears.
So any general thoughts, tips of how you are working with the camera settings would be of great help!