Why is the 24-inch family photo taken by Canon 760d SLR camera unclear?

Canon 760D uses 2465438+ ten-megapixel photosensitive element, and the picture is not clear. Obviously, it is not a pixel problem but a shooting technology problem.

Shooting a family portrait does not pursue artistic techniques such as blurring, but requires a clear and good shooting opportunity, so it is recommended to make some settings.

Take the manual gear as an example:

Get on a tripod, because you need to pursue clarity and consider the self-portrait factor. It is recommended to get on a tripod.

The aperture should not be too large, and the depth of field should be large, so it is not easy to blur. It is suggested that the aperture should be set to about F8, and the ISO should be set to about 200. It is suggested that the indoor portrait shutter should be around1100s, and the shutter can be adjusted appropriately outdoors.

Set the delay continuous shooting, because it is unlikely that many people can capture better photos. In order to improve the film production rate, it is suggested that continuous shooting choose good photos to save.

It is suggested to shoot the characters in the middle, which will take up 2/3 of the whole screen area.