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Question About Aperture
Nov 11, 2021 09:16:40 #
Check out this discussion of the use of a tripod and its decline: https://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/digital-killed-my-tripod.htm
I note that Ansel Adams suggested that shooting at 250th of a second or faster will eliminate the effect of camera shake when handholding a camera.
To meet this concern, Adobe introduced a filter named Camera Shake Reduction. This filter can compensate for the tiny movement of the camera from its shutter operation.
Before this filter, the shooter could use mirror lockup to eliminate the camera movement from affecting the captured image.
I note that Ansel Adams suggested that shooting at 250th of a second or faster will eliminate the effect of camera shake when handholding a camera.
To meet this concern, Adobe introduced a filter named Camera Shake Reduction. This filter can compensate for the tiny movement of the camera from its shutter operation.
Before this filter, the shooter could use mirror lockup to eliminate the camera movement from affecting the captured image.
Gatorcoach wrote:
All the filters, masks, apertures, will help, but ... (show quote)
Nov 11, 2021 10:03:40 #
anotherview wrote:
Check out this discussion of the use of a tripod a... (show quote)
Modern mirrorless cameras may combine several strategies to reduce camera shake:
In-body image stabilization
In-lens image stabilization
Dual stabilization (IBIS plus ILIS)
electronic (vibrationless, noiseless, motionless) shutter
electronic self timer
wireless remote control via smartphone
lack of a mirror
The result is very sharp images at lower shutter speeds. Not every one of these strategies is in all cameras, or appropriate in all situations. But the resources are available.
Nov 11, 2021 19:36:48 #
jradose wrote:
I have read numerous articles, and watch numerous videos about not using F/22, due to diffraction, claiming to not shoot smaller than f/16. But, Bryan Petersen, whom I respect very much, says he often shoots at F/22, or even higher if camera allows. Wondering what other Hoggers think about it?
When DOF becomes the most important consideration in your image and ultimate sharpness secondary - by all means stop down - personally, this would be very unusual for most of my images ! - but not only for reasons of diffraction. For the most part, out of focus areas define much of the artistry in photography ......
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