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Using IS For Action

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Is it worth investing more and buying a lens that has optical image stabilisation?

Hexagon: As the winds approached 50mph, the colours separated into beautiful repeating dots. Exposure: 1/10sec at f/3.5 (ISO 2000). Photograph/Brian Maffitt
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Snow Projections

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Shot at Bandra station, Mumbai. A local train was entering the station during rush hour. I used the edge of the platform to divide the frame into two halves, one showing a crowded train rushing by, and the bottom half showing the people on the platform, awaiting their turn to get into the train. The shutter speed used here was 1/30sec. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Blur in the Urbanscape

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Étienne-Jules Marey

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When shooting patterns in water, see if you can include a secondary element to enhance the frame. Photograph/Bijoy Jain.
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Capture Enchanting Waterscapes

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To avoid distracting backgrounds, you can use a plain piece of card paper behind the subject. Lens: Nikkor 105mm VR Exposure: 1/60sec at f/11 (ISO 160). Photograph/Majed Ali
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It’s a Small World After All

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Photograph/Steve Ford Elliott
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Tip of the Day: Stop Action or Creative Blurs

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MOTION Stage Talks About Video Advancements

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Fotorama Fest 2014

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Epson printers up for grabs!

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