Rebel T3 - How to improve image quality

[Zeke2]

 Hello. I was just wondering why does this person's phot look so much more clear than the ones I take? Does his camera have a higher megapixle number? I also feel like I was in focus too. The moose is the one I found the other one is mine of the bird. I used the sigma 150-600 with my canon camera eos rebel t3. Maybe I just need an updade. 

Tell me what y'all think?

[stevet1]

Zeke,

It sounds like you are sincerely interested in becoming a better photographer.

Don't get discouraged. Keep at it.

A famous photographer named Henri Cartier-Bresson is credited with the saying, "Your First 10,000 photos are your worst." 

Keep practicing and learning, and above all, have fun along the way.

Steve Thomas

[March411]

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@Zeke2 wrote:

Do you know any discounts for Topaz?

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Sorry I don't Zeke, I've had it for years so no reason to look for discounts. I did do a quick google search of "topaz labs promo codes" and had several results that looked promising.

[Zeke2]

Thank you very much! I’ve been practicing every place I go. The beach, sporting events and this summer I’m going to Yellowstone! 

[Zeke2]

I might just need to get gigapixle ai which they offer for $85. Thank you for all the help!

[March411]

Personally Zeke I believe the Photo AI is more in line with what you need verses the Gigapixel. Photo AI has the denoise and sharpen tools which currently would offer you more value.

[stevet1]

Zeke,

" this summer I’m going to Yellowstone!"

Woohoo!

A small piece of advice...

Set aside a lot of time for driving. The distances may look small on a map, but the driving speed is only 30 mph.

It takes a long time to get from one end to the other.

Steve Thomas

[MichaelGClark]

I think the moose was sitting in much brighter light than the bird. More light to work with usually results in a better picture. Photography is always about the light. Always!

[TomRamsey]

Nice, Yellowstone is amazing, and huge.  Have the camera ready at all times.