How to prevent camera shake

Lead: With the development of digital technology, digital technology has appeared among us. Camera shake is also called shutter shake or hand shake. When taking a picture, the camera being exposed shakes due to improper camera holding or pressing the shutter, and the overall picture of the photo taken is blurred. Camera shake is most likely to occur when shooting with a hand-held camera. Therefore, in addition to using tripod and cable release, you should always practice keeping the camera still and gently press the shutter button with your fingers.

How to prevent camera shake The slower the shutter speed, the easier it is to produce camera shake. Although 1/30 seconds is the limit, you should pay special attention to avoid manual operation below 1/60 seconds.

For the heavy telescope head, the focal length of the lens and the shutter speed should be considered at the same time, such as the shutter speed of 1/500 seconds or more for 500 mm In addition, for the focal plane shutter, when the X contact is 1/60s, the curtain of the shutter moves about 1/60s. Therefore, for example, when using11000 seconds, be as careful as using 1/60s shutter to prevent jitter when pressing the shutter.

The biggest reason why you can't take a clear picture with a high-definition lens is camera shake and a little out of focus.