eric_goodwin Posted September 3, 2003 Posted September 3, 2003 I use a Pentax 645 with 75mm and 150mm lenses, if the shutter speed is lees then about 250 then I generally get a lot of shake. Even at the fast speeds I get some blur, The only way to get a sharp image is by the use of a tripod. Is this general experience with the p645 or is a problem with my camera. Or the other option am I just not good with this camera. I love the camera when using this with a tripod, but unfortunately, when I use this camera I generally do not want to use a tripod. -I am not new to photography, and have used many cameras before, with out this problem, I have used many 35mm cameras and a few other 120mm cams but they have been tlr�s or range finders.
jimvanson Posted September 4, 2003 Posted September 4, 2003 Eric...I handheld my p645n for all my shots. I don't believe I'm all that steady yet I have no problem with using say my 150 f2.8 at 1/125. My 45mm has given me sharp 11x14's at 1/60...consistantly.
kevin_hundsnurscher Posted September 4, 2003 Posted September 4, 2003 I've managed to get some fairly sharp images while hand holding at 1/30th with the 75mm lens. You're not jerking the camera while pressing the shutter button? I found myself doing that once.
chris_starkey Posted September 4, 2003 Posted September 4, 2003 As a user of the 645, seems as if it is more sensitive to your method of depressing the shutter release button. I get "not so sharp" shots when I'm in a hurry. My father was a gunnery instructor, and when he taught me to shoot (can apply to photography), slowly exhale 3/4 of your breath before squeezing the trigger. The 645 primes take sharp images.
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