How to overcome hand shake when shooting with a camera?

1, master the camera center of gravity.

When the camera is shooting, the center of gravity of the camera should safely fall on the support point. Take the posture of shoulder-mounted machine and see if the center of gravity of the camera falls on your shoulder completely and steadily. Use tables, chairs, walls, branches and other fixed supports that can be used during shooting to keep the machine stable. Of course, it would be better to take pictures with a tripod.

Step 2 control breathing

Pay attention to the control of breathing when shooting, because ignoring the ups and downs of the body will inevitably affect the stability of the camera. There are two ways to control your breathing. One is called holding your breath, that is, holding your breath when shooting.

The correct way to hold your breath is to take a deep breath, then slowly exhale for half the time, start holding your breath and start shooting at the same time. The other is abdominal breathing. When shooting, the chest should be still, and the abdominal breathing should be even and shallow, and the frequency should be fast. Don't take deep breaths.

3. Stability

Stability requires that the camera can shoot a smooth picture whether it is a fixed lens or a moving lens to avoid aimless jitter. When walking and shooting, in order to reduce the shaking caused by walking, the knees should be slightly bent and the feet should move parallel to the ground to slow down and reduce the stride.

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Camera shooting skills:

1 First, hold the camera steady and level.

2. The camera shooting method includes "push, pull, move and shake" in addition to freeze (shooting in a scene without any action).

3. Press-Change the scene from a large scene (panorama) to a small scene (close-up) through the zoom button.

4. Pull-Change the scene from a small scene (close-up) to a large scene (panorama) through the zoom button.

5. Moving-Shooting while moving is like shooting from the side window while sitting in the car.

6. Jitter-the camera is fixed, and the camera lens rotates in the horizontal or vertical or diagonal direction to shoot.

7. No matter what shooting method is adopted, the starting scene (the scene where shooting begins) and the left picture (the scene where shooting ends) should be clear and last for two or three seconds. Push-pull and swing process should be uniform, and it is forbidden to be fast and slow, repeated and ups and downs without purpose.

8. It is best to hold the camera with both hands, which is definitely more stable than one hand, or use something that can be supported around you or prepare a camera tripod. In any case, try to reduce the jitter of the picture.

Walking and shooting is the most taboo and the most common mistake. This shooting method is only used under special circumstances. It must be remembered that the stability of the picture is the first requirement of dynamic photography.