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Choosing and using materials
How to stabilize your camera without a stand:

If you do not have a stand for your camera, try to find a stand on a tree or on a wall. The tip of a long focal lens can rest on a friend's shoulder or also focus the back of the camera firmly on a wall. A camera collar can also help you stabilize your camera when taking a picture: wrap the collar around your hand to shorten its length and extend it over the base of your neck.

- Heavy support:
Used for heavy cameras and lenses. The three branches of the support are often supported by arms attached to the central column and if you are installing a lens with a very long focal point, you can, as is the case here, rely on a single-leg support.

- Vertical support:
In the studio and with a single-rail camera, a vertical support is the best support. The leg or the list is mounted on small wheels and stabilizers when the support is in a good position and a device that works on balanced transfer or air pressure changes the height of the machine effortlessly.

- Different ways to hold the photographic machine:

Vertical and elbow raised:
The left hand supports the machine, the elbow is supported on the chest. The right hand is free to take pictures.

Vertical and shoulders closed:
Use your head as a support: Your fingers should not cover the positometer window.

Horizontally:
Close your elbows and bend your head so that the machine is on your cheek.

Knee on the floor:
Place one knee on the floor and rest your arm - not your elbow - on the other knee.

The machine on a support:
Support and press the machine case on the support to take long, motionless stops.

Support on a vertical surface:
Support your upper body on the surface, this prevents you from moving.

Lying position:
Lie on your stomach, supporting the machine on your elbows.

Ways to hold a medium-sized camera.

Overhead
Sports shooter
At eye height
At chest height

The reflex camera with two lenses, for example, is held differently. At chest height: great stability at the ends of the collar. For aiming at opaque glass and with a magnifying glass, the camera is at eye height. The sports shooter allows you to follow a moving subject. In the audience, the camera is turned upside down over the head. Watch out for vibration.