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[skf]

Not sure if you are an NS man. If so, try and recall your shooting lessons. The principles of good shooting applies.

• Correct holding - i think a few of the bros have already mention earlier
• Correct breathing technique - breath normally/gently; not heavily/panting
• Correct way of squeezing the trigger - already mentioned, don't stab the shutter button jerkily. Press gently and slowly all the way through. Before taking the shot, take a breath, exhale a bit and hold your breath while pressing the shutter

 

[alfie]

Not sure if you are an NS man. If so, try and recall your shooting lessons. The principles of good shooting applies.

• Correct holding - i think a few of the bros have already mention earlier
• Correct breathing technique - breath normally/gently; not heavily/panting
• Correct way of squeezing the trigger - already mentioned, don't stab the shutter button jerkily. Press gently and slowly all the way through. Before taking the shot, take a breath, exhale a bit and hold your breath while pressing the shutter

Great advice. Especially when shooting telephoto lens. Oh the days of my M16..

 

[Octarine]

Not sure if you are an NS man. If so, try and recall your shooting lessons. The principles of good shooting applies.

• Correct holding - i think a few of the bros have already mention earlier
• Correct breathing technique - breath normally/gently; not heavily/panting
• Correct way of squeezing the trigger - already mentioned, don't stab the shutter button jerkily. Press gently and slowly all the way through. Before taking the shot, take a breath, exhale a bit and hold your breath while pressing the shutter

She would be an NS woman

 

[oksoks]

I'm also guilty of pixel peeping sometimes. Just shoot raw like the others advice you. There are also different sharpening technique in Photoshop/Light-room just don't get discourage and limit yourself with gears you have. As long as you have a tripod and correct exposure your photos will turn out fine.

 

[DSolZ]

One last thing ... Use viewfinder instead of lcd when taking picture to prevent shake ...