Blur shots with auto exposure
Posted 30/06/2007 - 20:51
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Well, this is why the K100 has shake reduction. You need to use a higher shutter speed (not possible in low light) or a tripod and preferably 2s timer or remote release.
Posted 30/06/2007 - 21:27
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A higher ISO speed will allow a higher shutter speed.
If you're at right angles, you could try panning as well, as the bowlers run along. Their arms and hands being blurred as they release the bowls might actually look good, though.
Tyr, how is a tripod going to help freeze the action of the moving subject?
If you're at right angles, you could try panning as well, as the bowlers run along. Their arms and hands being blurred as they release the bowls might actually look good, though.
Tyr, how is a tripod going to help freeze the action of the moving subject?
~Pete
Posted 30/06/2007 - 21:32
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Yes, a tripod or shake reduction will help if the blurring is caused by the camera's movement, but it won't help freeze the subject's movement. For that you need to increase ISO, use a larger aperture (probably both), or use a flash to introduce more light to the scene.
Posted 30/06/2007 - 21:36
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I missread, I thought he was saying when he moved (shook) the pictures blurred Need to read posts better...
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