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Before You Begin 5 About Reducing Motion and Relying on Your Subjects See Also 12 Blur Your Video's Motion Many digital cameras come with a feature known as digital image stabilization . Image stabilization can be used to reduce the apparent jitters or shakiness in a scene, especially when you're using the zoom. (When you zoom in to an image, any camera movement is magnified on film.) This task offers ways to stabilize your camera's image that work to improve upon the camera's built-in stabilization that might be there. Digital image stabilization cannot correct for every move you make. This task shows you how to reduce any shakiness while filming . KEY TERM
Sometimes you will not want to use digital image stabilization. Most digital video cameras enable you to turn off the feature. Unfortunately, some digital artifacts can be obvious when using this feature. Avoid stabilization when shooting in low light, when using digital zoom, or when shooting scenes with lots of obvious stripes (such as Venetian blinds). All these situations increase the potential for digital noise on film if your camera is set to use its electronic stabilization feature.
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