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I have a tripod to hold my Sony CyberShot DSC-S750. But even with a tripod, unwanted camera movements occur? Any tips on how to setup the tripod or tricks to reduce camera movement? PLease Help.
Remote shutter or capture software? Or you can tape it down.
Remote shutter or capture software? Or you can tape it down.
Tape down on a tripod?
Yeah, I used to.
I see. Plus i dont know if my camera can be connected to the computer to be used by a capture software.
Oh, I didn't look at the camera. I have that same one, but I don't use that one, I use a Canon. I don't think that camera can connect, you might want to think about getting another camera, many people recommend Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000.
I dont plan on getting another camera. So i just have to regularly uplad my pictures with memory card.
One more thing, what you mean remote shutter?
Last edited by ENghogBlocks (June 20, 2010 (12:08pm))
I think he means automatic picture taking.
One more thing, what you mean remote shutter?
It is a kind of software that you hook up to your camera and control it so that you don't have to press the shutter button.
How do you get it BrickyBlog?
Okay, we probably don't have it then.
There is software that comes with your camera or you can download other software, some popular ones are monkey jam, stop motion animator and helium frog. Isn't the cable connector on the bottom of the sony? It is on mine, so you wouldn't be able to use software.
I can connect it to my computer with a prot on the side of my camera, but no feature for monkeyjam or something to connect to software 
Ah man, try researching it. ???
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