If you are shooting handheld, the rule of thumb is that the shutter speed needs to be at least 1/focal length. There are two possible reasons for blurred images as far as shutter speed is concerned – that it isn't fast enough to freeze your moving subject – see our guide to suitable shutter speeds for action photography – or because you're shooting handheld and your shutter speed isn't fast enough for the lens you're using.Ĭamera movement during the exposure is the number one cause of blurred images. If you are not getting super-sharp images the reasons can be many and varied. There are a number of camera settings that can affect image sharpness. However, there's a lot to think about if you want the best results. Getting a sharp image may sound simple enough given all the technology in your EOS camera.
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