As the rule of thumb, to reduce camera shake, try to compensate the shutter speed as
The color captured by this lens quite vibrant too..afterall.. I enjoys my new Mr. Tele lens.. Thanks
My first few shot from my new nikon 70-300mm G lens, hehehe.. capture this shot just behind my house's backyard. Quite amaze of the zooming capability of this lens, worth for its price and capability. It's not a macro type lens or VR type. So the min focus distance approx 1.5m and gonna keep a steady hand-held if shot with shutter speed below 1/200s 1/300s.
As the rule of thumb, to reduce camera shake, try to compensate the shutter speed as1/(focal length) 1/(focal length x crop factor) i.e if zoomed at 300mm, the shutter should be more than 1/300s 1/450s for hand-held shot. Hehe. [Thanks Kurt for the correction..hehe =)..for d50 user..1.5x crop factor, hehe]
The color captured by this lens quite vibrant too..afterall.. I enjoys my new Mr. Tele lens.. Thanks
As the rule of thumb, to reduce camera shake, try to compensate the shutter speed as
The color captured by this lens quite vibrant too..afterall.. I enjoys my new Mr. Tele lens.. Thanks
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Nice toy :). Not own a tele yet even after 2 years LOL. The minimum shutter speed should be 1/focal length for FF, and 1/(focal length x crop factor) for non FF :)
owh... forgot bout the crop factor bro...Thanks for remind me back...hehe, assuming i'm a FF user.. hahaha,nahh i'm just a d50 user, agreed bro.. should be 1/(Focal lenght X crop factor)
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wowowo...new toy in da house!!!
hehe.. ni jer yg mampu dlu bro.. hee
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