Stefano Ianiro | Tips for SLOW Shutter Speed BIRD Photography @StefanoIaniro | Uploaded 4 years ago | Updated 7 minutes ago
After getting a few requests, I decided to share some of the settings and techniques I use to get sharp photos while both hand holding large lenses, and/or having them on a tripod. When working at slow shutter speeds, it can be crucial to have proper technique and the right settings. There are many different ways to get sharp images, but this has been my process for the last couple of years. Hope you enjoy and HAPPY BIRDING!

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