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HOLDING THE
CAMERA
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held horizontally
For
best results,
be sure to hold the
camera cor-
rectly
as shown
in
the illustrations.
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Hold the
camera firmly with
your
left hand
supporting
the camera
and lens as shown in the illustrations.
.
While taking
a
picture,
hold
your
breath
and
gently
de-
oress
the
shutter release button.
Sudden force on the
shutter
release
button will cause
camera shake. mak-
ing the
picture
blurred.
Camera held vertically
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To reduce
camera shake, support
your
body
or
the
camera
on a solid object
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a table, tree, or a wall for in-
stance.
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When using an ultra-telephoto lens,
a tripod that is
heavier
than the total weight
of
the
camera and lens is
recommended
to avoid camera
shake.
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Although there are individual
differences among
pho-
tographers, in
general
the
shutter speed for a hand
held
camera is the inverse
of
the focal length.
For ex-
ample, 1,/5O of
second
when
the focal length is
50mm, and 1
./1OO
of second when it is 100mm.
Using a tripod is recommended
when the shutter
speed is slower than this.
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