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Skip Navigation LinksHome : Video course : Module 3: Underwater Video basics : Keep it Steady

The most fundamental technique that contributes to watchable underwater video footage is image steadiness. Apart from music videos and a few American TV cop shows (where camera movement is used stylistically for effect to create a documentary feel) no professional production has unnecessary camera movement. In fact, professional directors get paid lots of money to ensure that camera technique does not distract you from the action.

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