alfonse1008
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Do I need steady hand to capture very sharp photos?
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Hold your elbows against your body and try not to jerk the camera when you click the shutter. Breath and relax.
Depends on the subject, the lens' focal length and the shutter speed you're using.
But generally, the ability to hold a camera steady helps.
As a general rule, when handholding a camera, don't let the shutter speed drop lower than the reciprocal of the focal length.
Consequently, if you're shooting at 100mm, your shutter speed should not dip below 1/100 of a second. If you're shooting at 28mm your shutter speed should not dip below 1/30 of a second. If you're shooting at 500mm then your shutter should not be slower than 1/500 of a second. Et Cetera.
With practice and learning slow shutter shooting techniques, you should be able to handhold your camera utilizing shutter speeds under the rule. Additionally, if your camera/lenses has IS, you should be able to significantly shoot under the rule at well.