Reduce blur from camera shake

If you take a photo that's spoiled by camera shake, the new Shake Reduction tool could fix it

Camera shake is one of the biggest bugbears for photographers. It happens when the camera moves during the exposure, so it's closely tied to shutter speed. The slower the shutter speed, the greater the danger of shake. It's also related to the focal length of your lens ­ telephoto lenses magnify any shake to make it appear a whole lot worse.. You need to watch out for camera shake when you're shooting indoors or in low light, because this is when the camera will have to use a slower shutter speed. Normally, you'd counteract this by increasing the camera's ISO setting to force the shutter speed back up again, and that's what we should have done here. Instead, we used a low ISO which gave a shutter speed of just…

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