Keeping Handheld Camera Shots Steady: A Shaky Horizon by Chris Cavallari

Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, July 2007. Keeping Handheld Camera Shots Steady: A Shaky Horizon by Chris Cavallari. Pages 46 – 47. Being a camera operator is not an easy job. Back in the day (and yes, even today), keeping a handheld 35mm film camera steady enough for a good shot, even while shooting in one of...

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