RobM
Distinguished Member
- Joined
- Dec 29, 2006
- Messages
- 13,456
- Reaction score
- 2,197
- Points
- 2,284
A question for you expert lot... what tips can you provide for hand-held photography, i.e. without a tripod?
Most of my photography is of the outside world, walking around and looking for opportunities to catch a good shot. Rarely do I setup and stage shots in ideal conditions, but I do enjoy having my camera around my neck while out and about.
The trouble is this often needs very quick decisions in terms of shooting mode, customising the settings and not having the steady base a tripod offers means blurry images are more likely.
What can be done to avoid this, whilst still getting the artistic and unique results we all want?
Thanks in advance
Most of my photography is of the outside world, walking around and looking for opportunities to catch a good shot. Rarely do I setup and stage shots in ideal conditions, but I do enjoy having my camera around my neck while out and about.
The trouble is this often needs very quick decisions in terms of shooting mode, customising the settings and not having the steady base a tripod offers means blurry images are more likely.
What can be done to avoid this, whilst still getting the artistic and unique results we all want?
Thanks in advance