Today s cameras do a good job of bringing the subject into focus, but all too often, the camera is in shaky hands. This results in blurry photos. You constantly have to be thinking of the camera s steadiness.
Nothing can make a good picture stand out more than pinpoint sharpness.
With active subjects, you may need to load your camera with higher-speed film so you can use a fast shutter speed to freeze the action. Otherwise, you re going to end up with a lot of blurry photos. Two things can happen. First, if your camera is steady and the subject is moving too fast for the shutter speed that you re using, the background will be sharp and the subject will be blurred. If your camera is not steady, then it s most likely that the entire picture will be blurred.