When pressing the shutter, do not use your finger tip to stab the shutter release. See link below for more detail:
http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/shutter-release/
How could I have missed this for using a convention DSL for so many year.
Another tips for tackling camera motion blur is to shoot 3 or more and pick the sharpest one. Camera motion blur is a probability thing. As shutter speed goes low, the chance of getting camera motion blue is higher. To overcome this, we increase the number of shots we take and hence increase the chance we got a clean shot.
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Yeah, I read something very similar. Don't press down the shutter, it's more like roll your index down the shutter release to minimize the downward push. The key is to roll.
In normal lighting that's if I can get a safety shutter speed, the 1/focal length, I don't resort to continuous shooting or when I don't care much. If the shutter speed is slower than the 1/focal length, yes sure shoot continuous. I think some camera even have this as a feature, like automatically pick the sharpest.
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