How to Hold the Camera Properly for Sharper Pictures and less Camera shake

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In this video you'll learn the right way to hold your DSLR. It's important to learn these techniques because it helps you take sharp pictures specially in low light or when your arms are tired.
Equipment Used in the video
DSLR - Nikon D3200 with kit lens
DSLR - Nikon D7000
DSLR - Nikon D3s
Lens - Nikon 70-200 VRII f2.8
Lens - Tamron 24-70 f2.8 DI VC USD
Lens - 18-55 Kit lens

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9 июл 2012

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@andyturner4945 11 лет назад

Love your tutorials I bought a canon 600d with loads of books, I have learned and understood more watching these clips than I have reading the books for 7-8 weeks. Love how you explain in simple terms nothing technical. Brilliant keep them coming

@panyiaxiong82 8 лет назад

Thank you very much! The information is new to me and very helpful for me. I'm a beginner, and I find all your videos to be the best clear, comprehensive, and great! Please ignore all the negative comments. They're just jealous because you do a better job explaining than they can. I love all your videos! Please continue to make more!

@adbuzz123 12 лет назад

Just want to say that your videos are soo helpful thanks alooot for your help ..photography is my hobby ..im not professional i started off as a complete freshi with my camera but now thanks to your help i can show my pictures to everyone coz they are good and i feel confident ..:)

@veraturner 12 лет назад

Using the tips that I watch here..I have watched my picture quality level increase. I am just a hobby photographer but it is so nice to be proud of what you do and you have helped me immensely...vera

@DaveRolphAndFamily 12 лет назад

Hi there, I just wanted to thank you for your work. I have owned a DSLR for less than a year but you were one of the reasons I took the plunge, thanks and keep up the great work it gives amateurs like me some hope. liked and Shared.

@RockerMtl1 11 лет назад

That was an interesting video as an often overlooked subject that makes a dramatic difference ! Thanks !! As usual great video subjects and always well explained !

@chulagracia 11 лет назад

I am learning a lot from your you tube site... I have a Nikon D3200 and I am loving it :-)

@TheFreeg8407 11 лет назад

omg, watched few yours videos and I love it!

@paulhigginbotham8308 9 лет назад

great tips for me as I have just started out. thank you really helped

@nishanthrajendran8910 11 лет назад

Hi, I am a beginner. I really struggled to get sharpness in my picture due to shake. Your tips really helped me! Thanks a ton!!

@VahishtaZandbaf 11 лет назад

Well you're a great teacher ! Thanks a ton for the videos !

@TheZahidRahim 12 лет назад

Very helpful video. Thanks man.

@beckyoak 12 лет назад

great video, back to basics.... the little things that one wouldn't think were important :) And I'm particularly chuffed that I was doing it right hehehe... I don't do much 'portrait' cuz still suck at compostition, but off on holiday tomorrow and I'm gonna practice, practice, practice!! Thanks so much Jib :)))

@gbpackerfan065 12 лет назад

Since day one i have been holding the camera correctly and never knew it, I also use the sniper technique, and exhale as im pressing the shutter button, over all another awesome video with lots of great tips, keep them coming,,, I love the shirt "i shoot brides" but my wife dont find any humor in it. hehehe.

@lynrankine7847 11 лет назад

Very good-had my camera with me watching this and trying it as you went along. Very good suggestions. Lynny

@iliyasjobs 12 лет назад

all your video really helpful. thank you so much :)

@GreenSaffy 11 лет назад

thanks for the great tips!

@jjdphotography 12 лет назад

Couple other tips: 1) Keep camera snug against your face when pressing the shutter. 2) Press the shutter at either end of your breath. BTW: Good video. A little wide but you said everything you did.

@millieproductions77 11 лет назад

I love your videos and I've learned more from you and just taking a ton of pictures than anywhere else. I'm a beginner and i bought the Nikon D3100 about one year ago. I bought a Nikon 35mm camera and for close ups it's fine. But i take pictures of vehicles quite a lot and I'm noticing that lens doesn't seem to be as good as the 18 to 55mm for quality. Any reasons for this? I have a car show coming up this weekend and I think I'm going to switch back to the 18 to 55mm. Any ideas?

@AF0093 12 лет назад

Do you have a video tutorial on AEL mode? I need help visually learning how to use it. Please make a video! Love all your videos keep up the good work!

@ireland6018 12 лет назад

Thank you for sharing with us.

@jelly9009 12 лет назад

Very helpful - thank you :)

@eysherrera 12 лет назад

thanks for the tips sir!

@happy21viewer 12 лет назад

thanks for posting!

@018fv 12 лет назад

thank you for sharing that with us, just a question : can I have a manual shutter speed in movie mode with my d3100 ? and on d3200, is that exist ? and thanks again

@dairavable 12 лет назад

Thanks fir the tip on my moon pic quest!

@wer1lifeproductions 12 лет назад

Thanks alot bro!!

@yassarhameed3118 12 лет назад

Jibran.. do you hold your breath before you take the shots? and also in between your heart beats u try to press the click? i usually tends to hold my breath..thanks for the tips!

@Minecraftpvpstuff 10 лет назад

If your in a car then on a bumpy road then *extending* would *reduce* the camera shake right? Or is there another method of reducing camera shake in this situation?

@Jsean 12 лет назад

Hi kinda off subject but can you tell me the top 3 places amongst professional photographers to get high quality prints and options for canvas etc? Another random one, Is there a "checklist" of must have photos for weddings? Thanks

@royappa 12 лет назад

Jib can you do a video about dslr settings for making videos?

@dairavable 12 лет назад

Hi! I need to know what lens i need for nighttime photography. I want to take pics of the moon as i see it. Thanks!!

@horseluver4life1999 12 лет назад

Hi I was just wondering if photography is your primary career and if it is, I know this might be weird and you don't have to answer, but how much do you make per year? I was just wondering because photography is a hobby of mine and I'm trying to figure out if I could turn my hobby into a career. Thank you

@018fv 12 лет назад

thanks for your reply, but when I change the shutter it doesn't affect the video, I can't do light painting on a video mode, with my d3100.

@yassarhameed3118 12 лет назад

yes i was thinking the same...probably need to zoom in very close...

@ch0nkie 12 лет назад

Wow, so simple yet I was doing everything wrong.. :3

@poochie12350 12 лет назад

thanks

@chaoshatesriot 12 лет назад

What about when you shoot object while you on the move/walking?

@DBlockR32 11 лет назад

I've always have had problems where my pictures will always come out crooked. I have to fix it in LR. Is there a trick to making your pictures come out level?

@VahishtaZandbaf 11 лет назад

May I ask whether you took formal training for photography ?

@WWVND 10 лет назад

Shooting a camera is just like shooting a rifle. You want good structural support, so a tripod is ideal of course, as is using a remote control and putting the camera on a delay to reduce internal shake from things like the mirror etc. But hand held you want the best stable posture you can achieve and you do nut pull the trigger, or in the case of a camera you do not push the button... you gently squeeze it. When the camera/rifle goes off it should come as a surprise to you.

@UStheJUICE 11 лет назад

Where do you get your "I Shoot ..." shirts?

@FabulousKilljoy02 12 лет назад

what a beautiful baby in the intro!:))

@daringman78 12 лет назад

Where is the D3200vs D3100 that you promised previously?

@rezjrprod 12 лет назад

I use the sniper technique.of breathing when shooting.

@tobyhines7587 9 лет назад

Why so far away,You could get closer,Fill the frame.

@TheScottek9 11 лет назад

i hold the Camera firmly and make sure there is no shake and still the pics are soft.... not as sharp as your pics.Is there any other reason for Soft pics ?

@sam8519 11 лет назад

In either position, you are gonna look like an idiot!! he he, that's really funny....Great video i enjoyed it

@pwjayson 12 лет назад

i like your tutorials, but for this one you should stand a little closer to the camera. but still helpful none the less.

@kingoliver101 12 лет назад

Why are you so far away?! Lol, good info though. All of your vids are great.

@AnkhInfinitus 12 лет назад

One good thing about being a photographer is that it doesn't matter if you look like an idiot. You're generally not in the pictures.

@PonteRyuurui 11 лет назад

move out to UK, ppl have sense of humour there

@sarah331ful 11 лет назад

maybe u could zoom this video?

@danniornsmarason 12 лет назад

for those who doesnt have a steady hand can take their left palm and place it on the right shoulder and place your camera on your elbow. Yes i know you mabey look like an idiot but it is VERY stable! try it out