How to minimize the camera shake
Oct 29, 2017 16:28:48 #
suneth wrote:
Yes, It is motion. Sometimes it is hard to keep the subject inside the frame.
Then you really do need to concentrate on shutter speed. If you’re having trouble keeping camera on subject, then zoom out. In any case, set shutter speed to 1/focal-length.
Oct 29, 2017 16:45:51 #
imagemeister wrote:
I would be using facial stabilizers - one in the flash accessory shoe ( for the forehead), and one in the tripod socket ( for the chin) - and, a monopod with proper head.
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Another one of my solutions - using my "groundpod" against your chest utilizing a Manfro #222 grip action ball head attached with QR to camera.
Oct 29, 2017 19:00:56 #
If you can find one, the manfro #222 is great ball head for monopods. I wouldn't use my monopod any other way.
Oct 29, 2017 19:12:11 #
Mobius wrote:
If you can find one, the manfro #222 is great ball head for monopods. I wouldn't use my monopod any other way.
Manfro does not make the #222 anymore
- but there are some good chinese knockoffs like the KingJoy. Yes, I have used the 222 on a monopod extensively - probably not for everyone, but today I prefer a video fluid pan/tilt head on my monopods for following action.
Oct 29, 2017 19:45:00 #
dpullum wrote:
Simple DIY trick: buy 2+" plastic 1/4 20 scre... (show quote)
This tennis ball link leads to another called "How To Breathe Like A Sniper". To much ridicule, the author wrote an article about "bras", citing not only an incorrect acronym but also teaching improper technique.
The actual acronym is BRASS: Breathe, Relax, Aim, Slack, Squeeze. I attended a military school and was taught how to properly (and safely) use a rifle as a teenager. I have never forgotten the acronym or its correct sequence. And yes, it does work, both for marksmanship and photography.
Oct 29, 2017 20:36:27 #
imagemeister wrote:
Another one of my solutions - using my "groundpod" against your chest utilizing a Manfro #222 grip action ball head attached with QR to camera.
Nice. I have the same head. I’ll have to build a rig like that for video.
Nov 2, 2017 14:34:57 #
TomV
Loc: Annapolis, Maryland
Cdouthitt wrote:
The best trick is to buy a camera with 5 axis stabilization built in.
Do you mean something like a Sony?
Nov 2, 2017 14:42:23 #
TomV wrote:
Do you mean something like a Sony?
Sure, if you don't want the best ;-) Olympus holds that trophy.
In all seriousness though, Sony's IS is pretty good, just not quite as effective as Olympus's.
Nov 2, 2017 19:50:56 #
Cdouthitt wrote:
Sure, if you don't want the best ;-) Olympus holds that trophy.
In all seriousness though, Sony's IS is pretty good, just not quite as effective as Olympus's.
In all seriousness though, Sony's IS is pretty good, just not quite as effective as Olympus's.
Various manufacturers have capable Image Stabilization systems. My Pentax system let me down only when I over-stated length of the lens I was using, so it was exaggerating its corrections.
I use a monopod with a plain screw mount to support my 4.65-crop Pentax Q-7 when I use it with a 70-300mm lens.
Nov 4, 2017 16:29:22 #
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I've use the Joe McNally grip quite a few times. It works.
suneth wrote:
Hi Guys, br br I’m a amateur photographer and usi... (show quote)
I've use the Joe McNally grip quite a few times. It works.
Nov 4, 2017 18:00:24 #
Yesterday's Hunters Moon through not very clear sky using mentioned SX60HS with fully extended zoom and monopod ....
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