Camera
shake is caused by a combination of the photographer’s hand movements or inability
to keep the camera still, slow shutter speed, and long focal length. Camera shake
results in a blurred image. The focal length of the lens, combined with a slow shutter
speed, creates a situation in which the shutter speed is too slow to freeze the
image before the camera moves significantly.information on digital camera, dslr, lens, photography tutorials, tips
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Friday, October 12, 2012
Reducing Camera Shake
Camera
shake is caused by a combination of the photographer’s hand movements or inability
to keep the camera still, slow shutter speed, and long focal length. Camera shake
results in a blurred image. The focal length of the lens, combined with a slow shutter
speed, creates a situation in which the shutter speed is too slow to freeze the
image before the camera moves significantly.
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