With reference to another wedding thread in which some suggested slower shutter speed to capture ambient lights, I would like to ask if there's any way to "train" a more stable pair of hands? Didn't want to OT and crash into that thread.
I do know about tripods, monopods, finding environmental support (e.g. clamping to walls). Some fundamentals like holding the breath at trigger point, follow-thru, don't snap etc. I tried practising on a near 1kg lens at tele end (so I can see myself moving), focusing on an exact point of a subject, practising this way as much as I can, but I'm beginning to feel like I'm training in a very traditional, gong-fu movie way.
But how to train to hand-hold shots for shutter speeds like 1/15, 1/30 at focal lengths like 70-100?
Another thing is, apart from tables and walls, can share other innovative ideas for ad-hoc support?
I do know about tripods, monopods, finding environmental support (e.g. clamping to walls). Some fundamentals like holding the breath at trigger point, follow-thru, don't snap etc. I tried practising on a near 1kg lens at tele end (so I can see myself moving), focusing on an exact point of a subject, practising this way as much as I can, but I'm beginning to feel like I'm training in a very traditional, gong-fu movie way.
But how to train to hand-hold shots for shutter speeds like 1/15, 1/30 at focal lengths like 70-100?
Another thing is, apart from tables and walls, can share other innovative ideas for ad-hoc support?