Excuse me, what are the methods to reduce the jitter rate when shooting telephoto lenses?

Using the following two simple precautions can avoid camera vibration. (It can also be applied to camera technology, as long as you don't look at the shutter part. )

First, shooting at a high enough shutter speed can eliminate any obvious camera vibration results.

Second, use a tripod as long as conditions permit. From now on, we will learn these knowledge. A tripod is an indispensable equipment for any serious photographer. A tripod is absolutely necessary if you really want to take high-quality photos. Moreover, you can't just take it with you and use it whenever possible.

In addition, when shooting standing, your feet should be slightly separated. Many photographers hold it under the lens with one hand, which is safer than taking it from both sides of the lens. The lifting method is especially suitable for supporting cameras with telephoto lenses or zoom lenses. For higher definition requirements, we should also pay attention to the body movement caused by breathing. This is especially important when shooting with a slow shutter speed, such as 1/30 seconds. When the environment requires holding a camera at a low shutter speed, many photographers take pictures after inhaling or exhaling gently.

If you are shooting in a sitting or kneeling position, you can rely on your knees to support your arms or elbows. When shooting on the ground, you can let the ground support your elbows.

Just because you use a tripod, you can't guarantee that the picture is very clear. Before shooting, you must also ensure that each leg of the tripod and the tripod head are locked, and the camera is safely fixed on the top of the tripod.

Of course, sometimes there may be neither tripod nor high speed. For example, due to light conditions, only the shutter speed of 1/30 seconds can be used. Then there is a way. Stabilize the camera or lean your body against a fixed object, such as a wall, chair or lamp post, so as to obtain maximum stability. If there is no such object to use, then you can support your body and keep it stable. Then, put the camera close to the face and elbow close to the body, and try to make the arm, body, head and camera form a whole. Hold the camera steady, but not too hard. If you lift it too tightly, your muscles will become tense and start to tremble. So be firm, not tight.

When you are ready, press the shutter button gently, don't press it suddenly, let your fingers press down for a while, just like following inertia after hitting the ball when shooting.

Useful attachments:

Clamp camera bracket This is another convenient substitute for tripod. In fact, the camera bracket can be clamped on any solid object, such as iron railings, windows, chairs and so on. Most of these lamps are very small. With this variable-size gadget, the whole world can become a photographer's tripod. Once again, this convenient substitute can't replace the tripod.

Cable Release The advantage of cable release is that you can press the shutter button without touching or touching the camera. If the camera can be released by a cable, then you should buy a cable that is long enough. 18 inch is a good length. When the camera is mounted on a tripod, cable release can be used because it requires not to touch the camera or tripod.

Some professional photographers think this is their precious accessory. What is a bean bag? As the name implies, it is a bag for beans or other similar things, which usually weighs about 1 kg. When the shooting position is uneven, it can provide basic support for the camera. For example, you can put the bean bag on the wall, rock, chair or any other flat surface, and then put the camera on the soft and deformable bean bag to form a reliable fixture. In fact, it is the mold of the camera and lens outline left on the bean bag. Even in the most inconvenient shooting location, bean bags can be used as an appropriate substitute for tripods. However, don't forget that it is just a substitute for tripod after all.