To get pin sharp images every time do this. Set your camera to Time Value (TV on a Canon camera) or Shutter Priority on all other makes of DSLR or Mirrorless camera. Set the shutter speed to the same length as the lens or more.
For example. With this 75-300mm lens you can set the shutter speed to 1/800th of a second or 1/1000th of a second and you will get sharp focus images.
Using the time value or shutter priority mode means that you do not have to think about apeture or ISO settings leaving you free to work on the composition of the photograph which is especially useful when photographing fast moving subjects like sports or wildlife.
This video was made as an addendum to my previous video on this lens. I had kind of figured out that the shutter speed was important when shooting some wildlife photos and videos.
Previous Canon 75-300mm lens video.
