Gear issues & Post-production

The most important gear you’ll be using is your eyes, but knowing how to utilise your camera and your post-production options is important, too…

Invest in the kit In the drive for sharper images, you have to accept that quality will cost. There is a reason why most kit lenses are virtually given away with a camera body! They will never be as sharp as a more expensive (and heavy) professional lens. Be realistic about the level of sharpness that you will be able to achieve with the kit that you can afford in the beginning. It used to be that the only way to get top-quality optics was to stick to the manufacturer’s lenses; these days, though, some of the sharpest lenses are from third-party manufacturers. Notably the Sigma Art range offers incredibly sharp lenses for competitively keen prices. Regularly edit images Always edit your photos as soon as possible; by doing so…

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