1 Minute with Willy Ep 6. How to hold your SLR - Photography Tips

http://bananamana.com/photography-classes-by-willy-foo-o466-en.html Photographer Willy Foo demonstrates good technique for hand-holding your SLR. Click above for info on his photography courses in Singapore.

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• photography tips
• willy foo
• tutorials
• hand holding
• holding camera
• good camera grip

[abadeizer]

Very useful tips! Great series,

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[JanErikEdvartsen]

Very useful. I also love the monkey!

[zrsgamboa]

0:25 Taken from Joe McNally.

Give credit where it's due, Willy.

[pisicinebune]

@applewormy98 stop saying that Willy sucks because that's not true,if you don't like the way he explains,why are you still here.Please stop with the mean comments,because Willy it's actually really good.

[IB2COAL]

Thank you for sharing and ignore the negative post. I get it! Your tips prevent those photos that would have been keepers but were deleted because they were out of focus-thanks again

[applewormy98]

u suck asian

[Licaonz]

Nice... really usefull

[EDWIN61357]

Cool  Thnaks.

[azuremain]

What's the target group for these tips? Retards? Brain amputees? Please make a video about how to press a shutter button or how to do two things at a time. ROFL

[senditd]

ohhh.. you take so many picture

[thongdongalong]

Another one for shots from the ground sit cross legged side on to the direction you want to shoot. Twist your body towards the left and rest ur left elbow on your left knee giving you a stable position. Also another good one is taking your left hand placing it on your right shoulder lifting your elbow up and using as a platform. Both i have found reduce the shakes major. Thanks for the video dude. :)