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Apr 23, 2010 13:09 |  #1

so i after a few years shooting digital i finally worked out what im doing
i am snatching the trigger

just like when firing a gun if you don't squeeze the trigger smoothly you will move your aim point
same thing with a camera if you mash your shutter release your camera will move and cause motion blur and move your focus point


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Apr 23, 2010 13:13 |  #2

"Squeeze! Don't pull!"

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It's true though!


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Apr 23, 2010 13:32 as a reply to  @ kayl's post |  #3

I can get ten rounds through my "machine gun" in AI Servo mode.


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Apr 23, 2010 13:40 |  #4

I do this sometimes, it's a bad habbit but I like to shoot and move very quickly so nobody notices me :D I'm more like a sniper.


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Apr 23, 2010 22:03 |  #5

sandro9mm wrote in post #10052153 (external link)
I do this sometimes, it's a bad habbit but I like to shoot and move very quickly so nobody notices me :D I'm more like a sniper.

Snipers move very slowly :p




  
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Apr 25, 2010 12:08 |  #6

Actually, this analogy is quite apt. The "rifle" stance and technique, elbows in, legs slightly spread, breath held, hand underneath the lens, will lead to sharper images. I'm told that top shooters also are able to control their heartbeat so that doesn't interfere with the shot, as well.


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