Omnis Not Even A Real Mod Staff Emeritus 38,941 Application hell MP-Omnis Jun 28, 2008 #3,601 I'm pretty sure it was somewhere between 1/50 and 1/25.
STLbarcelona5 745 Columbus Jun 28, 2008 #3,602 Usually you can hand hold at 1/(insert focal length here). So say a 200mm lens can be held at 1/250th of a second.
Usually you can hand hold at 1/(insert focal length here). So say a 200mm lens can be held at 1/250th of a second.
exigeracer 5,987 Jun 28, 2008 #3,603 STLbarcelona5 Usually you can hand hold at 1/(insert focal length here). So say a 200mm lens can be held at 1/250th of a second. Click to expand... Oooo that's a good one. I like that 👍
STLbarcelona5 Usually you can hand hold at 1/(insert focal length here). So say a 200mm lens can be held at 1/250th of a second. Click to expand... Oooo that's a good one. I like that 👍
F1GTR Trent Parke Premium 6,131 London SomaEightyFour MrVerloc Jun 28, 2008 #3,604 Sometimes I can get away using 1/30 for 200mm (equiv.) shots with an acceptable amount of blur. You just need proper technique to do it.
Sometimes I can get away using 1/30 for 200mm (equiv.) shots with an acceptable amount of blur. You just need proper technique to do it.
GilesGuthrie Staff Emeritus 11,038 Edinburgh, UK CMDRTheDarkLord Jun 28, 2008 #3,605 STLbarcelona5 Usually you can hand hold at 1/(insert focal length here). So say a 200mm lens can be held at 1/250th of a second. Click to expand... True, but if you're shooting a person or animal, you really shouldn't go any longer than 1/80s, irrespective of focal length.
STLbarcelona5 Usually you can hand hold at 1/(insert focal length here). So say a 200mm lens can be held at 1/250th of a second. Click to expand... True, but if you're shooting a person or animal, you really shouldn't go any longer than 1/80s, irrespective of focal length.
GilesGuthrie Staff Emeritus 11,038 Edinburgh, UK CMDRTheDarkLord Jun 29, 2008 #3,606 And as discussed in the Sticky at the top of this new forum, The Photography Thread is hereby closing. It's been a good friend to me and others. Long Live the Photography & Cameras forum.
And as discussed in the Sticky at the top of this new forum, The Photography Thread is hereby closing. It's been a good friend to me and others. Long Live the Photography & Cameras forum.