What is the reason why the camera shake can't take pictures?

Because of the jitter, the lens will appear deviation when capturing the picture, which directly leads to the blur of the picture.

In fact, the correct camera posture is very important for taking clear photos. But many beginners find that it is really not easy to take clear and bright photos. If it is sunny outdoors, once the camera is used for hand-held shooting at dusk and indoors, the camera will always shake, the photos will be blurred, and people will sometimes appear ghosting.

Every time this happens, consumers often think of buying digital camera products that support optical image stabilization. In fact, in addition to optical image stabilization, there is also a very effective image stabilization method, that is, the correct camera holding posture.

Improper hand-held camera method is the main cause of camera jitter. Generally speaking, when using the camera, the thumb of the right hand should be placed behind the camera. If the camera is equipped with a thumb slot, just press your thumb on the thumb slot.

The optical anti-shake with correct holding posture will be more stable. The middle finger, ring finger and little finger are placed in front of the camera in turn, and the index finger is naturally placed on the shutter button. The posture of the left hand is shown in the figure below. The thumb is at a 90-degree right angle to the index finger and clings to the left side of the camera to provide strong support.

The optical anti-shake with correct holding posture will be more stable. When using a SLR camera with a heavy lens, the posture of the right hand remains unchanged, and the left hand holds the lens firmly with the palm of its hand. And use the left thumb, index finger and middle finger to operate the focus and zoom dial. In this way, the left and right hands form a stable bracket together to prevent camera shake and play a certain role in earthquake prevention.

With the help of reasonable shooting environment, the holding posture of SLR camera can still play a good anti-vibration effect. For example, leaning your body against a wall or a post will make your arm more stable, thus taking a clear picture.

For digital cameras without optical anti-shake support, the correct holding posture not only has professional temperament, but also ensures the stability of the camera and improves the shooting success rate.

With the help of the shooting environment, the shooting is more stable. For cameras with optical anti-shake technology, if you use the correct holding posture, you can cope with shooting in the most unfavorable light. Therefore, the correct camera posture is not only the basis for us to learn photography, but also a very important link on the road of photography.