What’s the Slowest Usable Shutter Speed When Shooting Handheld? | Mark Wallace

What's the Slowest Usable Shutter Speed When Shooting Handheld? | Mark Wallace

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Mark Wallace

Mark Wallace is a photographer based in the United States. Best known for his web-based video series Digital Photography One on One and Exploring Photography sponsored by Adorama. Millions of people have watched Mark’s videos on YouTube, and the numbers continue to grow. Mark has a strong social media following on Facebook and Twitter, where he spends time interacting with viewers and workshop attendees. In 2014, Mark left the United States to embark on a 2 year worldwide adventure. He visited 28 countries and captured thousands of unique photographs across the globe. In 2016 Mark decided to give up planes, trains, and automobiles and is now exploring the world on his motorcycle.

What’s the slowest usable shutter speed you can use when shooting handheld? Well, it depends. When using modern image stabilization, you can shoot with much slower shutter speeds, even as slow as two seconds with some cameras.

In this episode, Mark Wallace explores slow shutter speeds, image stabilization, and how all of that changes when you put a speedlight on your camera. Mark will explain Slow Synchro and how to adjust it. Mark finishes the episode with a shootout between his Leica M10 with no image stabilization and his Canon R5 with IBIS and a Speedlight.

Interested in learning more about shutter speed, focal length and speedlight setups? Take a look at these guides on 42 West:

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Mark Wallace
Adorama TV