How to protect your camera from shock

LZ’s question is unclear and difficult to answer! ! I have two answers regarding camera shockproofing:

1: Ordinary digital cameras (i.e. compact cameras) generally do not need shockproofing during the day. At night, the shutter is slow due to poor lighting, so it needs to be shaken down. This requires a camera. When taking pictures, choose scheduled automatic shooting, which can reduce the blur of photos caused by camera shake;

2: If it is a SLR camera, it is recommended to increase the sensitivity ISO in a poor light environment, and then increase the aperture as much as possible. If you are shooting night scenes, you must put the camera on a stand and use a wired shutter or wireless remote shutter switch when shooting.

The above are ways to reduce camera shock.