@Mitali wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to take portrait photos in Manual mode.
Lens: 18-55 aperture: F3.5 shutter speed 1/60 ISO: 3200.
Picture style in portrait. I changed the focus to center. But my pictures are still blurry. Please help. Thank you.
Your shutter speed is a bit too slow, and your ISO is pushing the limit of what the camera can produce. You need more light, a whole lot more ambient light. A tripod would help you get sharper photos because it eliminate camera shake introduced by your hands as you press the shutter.
For most adult still subjects, you want an shutter speed, SS, that is 1/200 or faster. For energetic kids, you want 1/400 - 1/1000. You need enough light to get your ISO down to 400 or 800, tops. At ISO 1600, noise will become noticeable in portraits.
With all of the above in mind, the T3i camera has a built-in flash. It is fairly weak, with an effective useable range of 10 feet or less. The built-in flash can also produce fairly harsh looking photos because the flash lacks a diffuser to spread the light. Most of the images from the built-in flash will look like someone was shining a spotlight.
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