Focus and Sharpness: High Definition photography

Sharpness in photography is an aspect that obsesses all photographers, especially in our beginnings, because there are many factors that influence it and it is not always easy to control them. Many of us consider sharpness as the base or the culmination of a good image. Identifying what are the aspects that influence the lack of sharpness of the photographs will make you aware of them and will allow you to anticipate the error. With this new book we are going to delve into the whole universe related to the " Focus and Sharpness " of our images and we will learn to Photograph in High Resolution.

Sharpness is not everything in photography, but mastering it is a big step for any photographer to take a leap in quality in their photographs.

The Book is part of the series [ Higher Training in Photography ], an encyclopedia that brings together all the subjects that a photographer must master in his professional training.

The series includes the following titles:

1. Black and White Art

2. Color and Photography

3. The Exhibition

4. Focus and Sharpness

5. Photographic Lighting

6. Composition and Photographic Language

7. The Digital Camera

8. Photographic Objectives

9. Practical guide of Lifhtroom

10. Photoshop for Photographers

Contents:

The Concept of Sharpness

Lens Ratio and Sharpness

The Focus Mechanism

Methods to Maximize Sharpness

The Sharpness: Good Focus and good grip of the Camera

Image Stabilization Systems

The Trepidation. Your hands also move

Focal Length and Jitter

ISO, Noise and Sharpness

Leveraging the Camera's Live View Mode

Equivalent Resolution and Apparent Resolution of the Objective

MTF charts to measure the sharpness of a target

The Target Sweet Spot

Diffraction and How It Affects the Sharpness of Your Photos

Hyperfocal and its Relationship with Sharpness

App's to Calculate the Hyperfocal Distance

The Circle of Confusion

Camera Settings for Focus.

Choose an Auto Focus Mode.

Choose a Focus Area Mode.

Choose a Focus Point.

Which Focus Mode To Use In Which Situation

Lock Technique :