Increase your lighting, or shoot in aperture mode and increase the size of your aperature, so you can have a faster shutter speed. (The smaller the number the larger the aperature). As a last resort, increase your ISO, although your picture will be noisier.
Ken Leonard wrote:
> This thread was posted over on the Canon Lens forum. Although some
> of the suggestions could be Cannon SLR specific I believe there are
> lot's of suggestions that would be of use with any camera. I am at
> some point going to go through this thread and summarize the
> suggestions.
>
> In the meantime I would like to start a thread here on the same
> subject. I will then add your suggestions to the suggestions here
> and post them.
>
> So Nikon folks, tell us what your favorite method is to prevent
> camera shake (A tripod is obvious but I would like to hear other
> suggestions). Let's hear about preventing hand held shake.
>
> http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1029&message=12463170
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> Your comments and critiques always welcome
>
> Ken Leonard
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> pbase supporter since 2001
> Nikon Coolpix 8700
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