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hey everybody forest here with rocky mountain school of photography and today were going to take a look at one of the biggest and most common things i see new photographers struggling with and that is the ability to take a sharp photograph now in order to understand this we need to talk a little bit about the difference between sharpness and focus because theyre very distinct things i might do an in-depth video in the future about how these two things break down and a little bit more on it but the basics are this taking an in-focus picture means that you successfully focused the camera basically means you know if youre using autofocus you pointed at the subject push the auto focus button or manual focus you spun the focus ring and you were focused on your subject that is in focus and taking an in-focus photo is relatively easy right usually were using autofocus or something like that and were trusting the camera to do that so in focus does not necessarily mean sharp theres a lot