Peter Shute (NUW) wrote:
On Monday, October 30, 2006 12:49 PM brian fleming wrote:
Hold the camera firmly but not tightly with both hands, and elbows
braced against your body. Breath out as you prepare to "click" , and
With a long lens shouldn't you have one hand under the lens?
Mirror lenses are SHORT! We've never had anything else physically longer
than ~200 zoom with 2x converter, yes that DOES get a hand under it.
Still two hands holding everything though. And "replaying" my normal
technique - two hands for everything, even 28mm.
Has anyone here tried a camera with image stabilisation? This seems
to be becoming more common on digital cameras. I've been looking at
the Canon PowerShot S3 IS. With 12x optical zoom it has a maximum
focal length of 432mm which should, in theory, be more useful with the
camera's optical image stabilisation, but I haven't tried it.
Doesn't come on a T70. I don't know of any film camera which has it,
although if your price range is astronomic you might find something.
Brian Fleming
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