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20 10 HOLDING THE CAMERA Camera held horizontally Camera held vertically NOLLVEI3dO 1V1:13N3D For best results, be sure to hold the camera correctly as shown in the illustrations. Hold the camera firmly, with your left hand supporting the camera and lens as shown in the illustrations. • Although there are individual differences among photographers, in general the shutter speed for a hand held camera is the inverse of the focal length. For example, 1/50 of second when the focal length is 50mm, and 1/100 of second when it is 100mm. A tripod should be used for shutter speeds slower than this. • When using an ultra-telephoto lens, a tripod that is heavier than the total weight of the camera and lens is recommended to avoid camera shake.
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NOLLVEI3dO
1V1:13N3D
10
HOLDING
THE
CAMERA
Camera
held
horizontally
For
best
results,
be
sure
to
hold
the
camera
cor-
rectly
as
shown
in
the
illustrations.
Hold
the
camera
firmly,
with
your
left
hand
support-
ing
the
camera
and
lens
as
shown
in
the
illustra-
tions.
Camera
held
vertically
•
Although
there
are
individual
differences
among
photographers,
in
general
the
shutter
speed
for
a
hand
held
camera
is
the
inverse
of
the
focal
length.
For
example,
1/50
of
second
when
the
focal
length
is
50mm,
and
1/100
of
second
when
it
is
100mm.
A
tripod
should
be
used
for
shutter
speeds
slower
than
this.
•
When
using
an
ultra
-telephoto
lens,
a
tripod
that
is
heavier
than
the
total
weight
of
the
camera
and
lens
is
recommended
to
avoid
camera
shake.