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Five Tips For Steady Cameras
By Tyler Ellison | Published  09/27/2006 | Videography |
Tyler Ellison
Tyler Ellison is affiliated with utah wedding videos through Ellison Video Productions as a producer and marketing director. You can visit their website at www.EllisonVideo.com or send them an email at support@ellisonvideo.com. 

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Two: Be sure you are in the correct Stance! People can get lazy, especially during long shoots. If you have the job as videographer, make sure you are not leaning your weight on just one leg. Stand with your feet approximately shoulder length apart, with your body weight balanced between both legs. This stance is proven to improve stability in all physical activity, and it definitely applies in this case as well.

 Three:  Use your Electronic Stabilizer! Once again, the manufacturers are trying to help you out. If you are shooting without the use of a tripod, then turn the electronic stabilizer on, but be sure to turn it off when you put the camera back on the tripod. This technology has improved greatly in the last few years, and makes a huge difference in the final shot.

 

 









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