How to Reduce Camera Shake
Friday, June 27th, 2008
Natalie Norton demonstrates How to Reduce Camera Shake. Useful.
[via Steve Splonskowski]
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May I suggest the Beanpod - the tripod that’s full of beans?! http://www.Beanpods.co.uk, GBP 9.99 with free delivery in the UK. Shipping worldwide.
Mark: That’s one way although I must say, not the most flexible way. One could also use a table top tripod instead of a beanpod which I think might prove more versatile.