Like the majority of phototogs, my dSLR has an APS-c sensor which
renders my lenses 1.? or 2.0x "longer" than they are in 35mm.
Thus, my 100mm lens is now, in effect, a 160mm lens. Using the old
hand-holding rule, I'd have to use a shorter minimum shutter speed to
avoid movement.
Does that make sense?
I wonder if a lot of (former) 35mm shooters still think they can
hand-hold a 100mm lens at 1/90 when it really should be ~1/200?
TIA!/ScottGee1
On 12/20/06, Phil <pcks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Allen
> Camera shake is something that I have been suffering since I went digital,
> is there a reason for this?
> I thought I was getting faulty Cameras until I did a test with tripods and
> shutter speeds, which showed
> movement. I just dont seem to recall any problems when I used to shoot film
> although it was a few years back
>
> Phil
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