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== Steady shots are best == | == Steady shots are best == | ||
The best way to take photos is using a tripod. Having a perfectly stable camera position makes it possible to have the best images, regardless of the type of camera you use. Any, movement, no matter how slight, reduces the clarity of the image. While all cameras have quite advanced image stabilization possibilities, you still end up with best pictures when the camera is steady. Unfortunately, tripods or stands are bulky, heavy and cumbersome. | The best way to take photos is using a tripod. Having a perfectly stable camera position makes it possible to have the best images, regardless of the type of camera you use. Any, movement, no matter how slight, reduces the clarity of the image. The progress of image capturing technology and instant processing has made possible today's surprisingly good photos with a camera simply held in a hand. | ||
<code>''While all cameras have quite advanced image stabilization possibilities, you still end up with best pictures when the camera is perfectly steady. Unfortunately, tripods or stands are bulky, heavy and cumbersome.''</code> | |||
=== Steady shots with one hand === | === Steady shots with one hand === | ||