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| − | '''Mirror slap''' is a form of [[camera shake]] due to the vibration caused by the mirror in an [[SLR]] flipping out of the way before a shot. | + | |
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| + | |image_text= Mirror Slapping the Moon | ||
| + | |image_by= Peter Patau | ||
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| + | }}'''Mirror slap''' is a form of [[camera shake]] due to the vibration caused by the mirror in an [[SLR]] flipping out of the way before a shot. | ||
This vibration can be avoided using a [[mirror lockup|mirror lock]]. | This vibration can be avoided using a [[mirror lockup|mirror lock]]. | ||
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Mirror slap is a form of camera shake due to the vibration caused by the mirror in an SLR flipping out of the way before a shot.
This vibration can be avoided using a mirror lock.
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