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How to take a clear image
When you take a picture with a camera in hand, if a point and shoot camera or a digital SLR camera, you need to keep the camera still and observe your breathing technique. When holding the camera, key arms at your sides to help steady the camera. Leaning against a hard stationary object like a tree, lamp post help you stay stable. Another form of camera constant is set the camera to an object solid. With a modern camera, you can also rely on the Anti-Shake technology, such as image stabilization (IS) or Vibration Reduction (VR) lens. To ensure that you get a good picture, you may want to take more shots of the same scene or picture, for the opportunity to obtain a clear image is greater. Alternatively, take the photo with a tripod
Taking pictures with a tripod
Another way to take sharp pictures is to use a tripod. Bring a tripod around to take pictures could be cumbersome. To travel, you should always carry a tripod light weighted. A tripod weight is associated always associated with their low price and is not maintained the bedrock of the camera as the heavy and expensive.
In the market today, expensive tripods do not come with ball-head attachment, you have to buy separately and comes with a different quality. A lower quality ball head allows the camera with low light slowly by the weight of the camera and the gravitational pull.
Beanbag
Carrying a small bag of sand or bean bags is another alternative to the tripod. It could cushion your hand / camera to help achieve stability.
Cable release and self-timer
At some point when you press the shutter, the camera could avoid, even when sitting on a tripod. You could use a cable release or timer to help take care of this.
Mirror Lock
For more advanced camera, you can use a mirror lock function helps to take sharp pictures. When you set the mirror lock function to lock the mirror digital SLR is lifted so that when taken image, the mirror will not move until the image is taken which limits the movement of the camera to capture images. However, to take the picture in this mode, press the trigger twice, One is the mirror up to the locked position and another to release the shutter.
Written by: David
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