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Nikon DSLR Cameras
D800/D800E
D800 without tripod
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<blockquote data-quote="papa2jaja" data-source="post: 280452" data-attributes="member: 14651"><p>I think one of the guys in here shoots perfectly sharp images handheld at 1/60. I try to use 1/125 or above. For everything under that, if I want A3 print quality, I'd use a tripod.</p><p></p><p>This thing with the tripod came up I think because Nikon recommends it, and it has to do with the D800 resolving such fine detail, that indeed if your hand is not steady, that super-fine detail may become blurred. I do, however, think that even if some of that super-fine detail is blurred, the image overall can still look sharp.</p><p></p><p>So personally, I think for all normal everyday photographic purposes, a tripod is not needed. If I want to create something special, I think a tripod can be useful for me if I have to use shutter speeds slower than 1/125.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="papa2jaja, post: 280452, member: 14651"] I think one of the guys in here shoots perfectly sharp images handheld at 1/60. I try to use 1/125 or above. For everything under that, if I want A3 print quality, I'd use a tripod. This thing with the tripod came up I think because Nikon recommends it, and it has to do with the D800 resolving such fine detail, that indeed if your hand is not steady, that super-fine detail may become blurred. I do, however, think that even if some of that super-fine detail is blurred, the image overall can still look sharp. So personally, I think for all normal everyday photographic purposes, a tripod is not needed. If I want to create something special, I think a tripod can be useful for me if I have to use shutter speeds slower than 1/125. [/QUOTE]
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