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Camera shake

SWPP Photographic Glossary

Camera shake refers to the unintended movement of the camera during exposure, often caused by handholding, unstable supports, or slow shutter speeds. It is a common reason for blurred or unsharp images, especially when using long focal length lenses or macro photography. Photographers can reduce camera shake by using tripods, monopods, cable releases, image stabilization, or faster shutter speeds, ensuring sharper, more professional-quality photographs.

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