Here are 5 common photography questions and answers for
beginners. How to Avoid Blurry Images? Photo Credit : Arjun
Purkayastha Here are a few tricks to avoid taking blurry photos.
Use the correct shutter speed. A simple rule of thumb suggests
that the longest possible shutter speed you can allow—and still
avoid blur while taking a free-hand photograph—depends on the
focal length of your lens. If you’re using a 50 mm lens, the
maximum shutter speed is approximately Image 1/50 s; if you’re
using a 100 mm lens, it’s about Image 1/100 s; and so on. (This
rule of thumb applies to focal lengths that have been converted
to a 35 mm film format.) Bring a tripod with you. This sounds
logical, but many people leave their tripods at home. While they
may be heavy and cumbersome, sometimes their weight is exactly
what you need. There’s nothing like a heavy, stable tripod to
guarantee razor-sharp images. Use a remote shutter release or
the automatic timer functions of your camera in combination with
a tripod. These measure