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DSLR harder to handhold than P&S?



 
 
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Old April 5th 05, 10:23 AM
Derek Fountain
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Default DSLR harder to handhold than P&S?

Since I got my 20D I've noticed more blur than I'd expect in many landscape
shots. I attribute this to camera shake. I notice at, for example, 1/50sec
I can get a clear picture with a 4MP P&S, but it's blurred with the 8MP
20D.

The DSLR is heavier, and of course it has more pixels (and so is sharper),
so perhaps this is to be expected?

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