Hold On to Your Camera
Written by Eric on March 20th, 2008 | 1 CommentJoe McNally gives some solid advice (as usual) on how to hold your DSLR.
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Recent Comments:
- Richard Eng: I agree with Paul 100%. In March of this year, I chose the 40D over the 50D, precisely because going to 15 mp on a APS-C...
- Richard Eng: The BG-E2N is the ugliest piece of accessory I’ve seen from Canon. I know, I know, you’re not supposed to care...
- John: Thanks for this: pretty much have been doing it this way with great results. The zoom in zoom out for focus though is a new tip i...
- redhand1873: Hey guys some nice shoots here is some of my photos http://www.flickr.com/photos/r edhand1873/ P.s Chris i have added you as...
- Wiwik: Justin, it’s an amazing shot!!
- Clement: Waw, that’s an amazing one ! No post treatment ?
- Justin Fritts: Thought I’d throw mine in here too. I definitely required a tripod with mine however. The light was so low that I...
- David: Chris, I see what you’re saying - you’re exposing for the shadows in this case. The way I read it you were saying that...
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