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HOLDING THE CAMERA Proper holding of the camera is essential to minimize camera shake which causes blurred pictures. Practice holding and operating your camera before inserting your first film cartridge. Generally there are three basic ways to hold the camera. In any case, hold the camera tightly to your face with your hands. Accessory Grip Super A and the memo holder/grip will help you keep a steady hold on your camera. Release the shutter gently while slowly breathing out. Strong pressure on the shutter release button may cause blurred photographs. Take a secure, well-balanced posture without straining yourself. The portion marked 0 in the illustration should be drawn to your body. It is a good idea to stabilize your body and the camera using a tree, building wall, table, etc. For long exposures or while using telephoto lenses, it is recommended to use a tripod and a cable release in order to reduce camera shake to the minimum. it 1 • 26

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HOLDING
THE
CAMERA
Proper
holding
of
the
camera
is
essential
to
minimize
camera
shake
which
causes
blurred
pictures.
Practice
holding
and
operating
your
camera
before
inserting
your
first
film
cartridge.
Generally
there
are
three
basic
ways
to
hold
the
camera.
In
any
case,
hold
the
camera
tightly
to
your
face
with
your
hands.
Accessory
Grip
Super
A
and
the
memo
holder/grip
will
help
you
keep
a
steady
hold
on
your
camera.
Release
the
shutter
gently
while
slowly
breathing
out.
Strong
pressure
on
•
26
i
t
1
the
shutter
release
button
may
cause
blurred
photographs.
Take
a
secure,
well-balanced
posture
without
straining
yourself.
The
portion
marked
0
in
the
illustration
should
be
drawn
to
your
body.
It
is
a
good
idea
to
stabilize
your
body
and
the
camera
using
a
tree,
building
wall,
table,
etc.
For
long
exposures
or
while
using
telephoto
lenses,
it
is
recommended
to
use
a
tripod
and
a
cable
release
in
order
to
reduce
camera
shake
to
the
minimum.