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=== Steady shots with one hand ===
=== Steady shots with one hand ===


Despite how it may seem, you always create better shots using a single hand, as long as the camera or smartphone is not too heavy. The reasons two hands are not better than one is due to the fact that slight trembling on one hand is less noticeable than the one that compounds from both hands. Moreover, all image stabilization algorithms handle better movement in mostly a single direction and this is why you will easily end up with better pictures this way.
Despite how it may seem, you always create better shots using a single hand, as long as the camera or smartphone is not too heavy and you do not hold the device too high. The reasons two hands are not better than one is due to the fact that slight trembling on one hand is less noticeable than the one that compounds from both hands. Moreover, all image stabilization algorithms handle better movement in mostly a single direction and this is why you will easily end up with better pictures this way. However, there are times when one hand is not enough.


<code>''If you do not have confidence in holding a camera with one hand, try to improve your technique and resort to straps or bands to avoid falls, until you are experienced enough. Mastering single hand camera operation is the best approach to having great pictures and faster captures.''</code>
<code>''If you do not have confidence in holding a camera with one hand, try to improve your technique and resort to straps or bands to avoid falls, until you are experienced enough. Mastering single hand camera operation is the best approach to having great pictures and faster captures.''</code>

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