‫You hold your camera encourage you when you take photographs you're probably going to end up with something
‫called camera shake camera shake is the excess of movement of the camera.
‫When you take a photograph and it results in blurry images there are two reasons why this usually happens.
‫First of all people stand up very straight in their late forties and second key they hold the camera
‫incorrectly.
‫Most people try and hold the camera like this with both hands on either side trying to carry equal weight.
‫The problem with this is the moment you change settings here on the right by lifting fingers things
‫get a little bit of balance and it's even worse if you have a heavy zoomlion like this that drops in
‫the front.
‫So what can you do to make things better.
‫First of all rather use your left hand to carry the weight of the can.
‫In other words it frees up your right hand to now change cities and remember because of the way the
‫T cells are designed.
‫This will be the same for left handed and right ahead.
‫So what you also need to do is instead of standing straight up like this which throws you off balance
‫is wrong.
‫Put your left foot a little bit forward to lean into the side again and this way you're much more balanced.
‫Kind of like a hunter would be when he takes a shot.
‫So we leaning into the shot.
‫My left hand is holding the way or carrying the weight of the camera in the fall.
‫It's much more stable.
‫So eliminating Kemmerer shake will allow you to also eliminate lurie Focus.
‫It's very important that you hold your category.
‫If the next lecture I'm going to talk a little bit about camera support so we'll look at things like
‫tripods and be in.