Honestly your comment seems like your a pro that doesn't get job offers and is taking that out in comments here rather than a fair critique.
Depending on the situation and Model, it is completely normal to get out of focus shots I'd say in 1/10 photos. People move whilst the shutters open or AF has some latency at the wrong point. Even with the fastest shutterspeed you'll get some blur unless you have a high end pro camera/lighting. Which not all working photographers have. When shooting humans you can only control yourself and the camera.
If you've readjusted someone by having to walk to them because they don't understand. Then reset your position. This only is compounded by the fact you want to leave after they've made you late.
That's prime blur territory that is ๐
If all your photos are blurry however. That's different and you'd be correct
Honestly your comment seems like your a pro that doesn't get job offers and is taking that out in comments here rather than a fair critique.
Depending on the situation and Model, it is completely normal to get out of focus shots I'd say in 1/10 photos. People move whilst the shutters open or AF has some latency at the wrong point. Even with the fastest shutterspeed you'll get some blur unless you have a high end pro camera/lighting. Which not all working photographers have. When shooting humans you can only control yourself and the camera.
If you've readjusted someone by having to walk to them because they don't understand. Then reset your position. This only is compounded by the fact you want to leave after they've made you late.
That's prime blur territory that is ๐
If all your photos are blurry however. That's different and you'd be correct