One of the benefits of having a full-sized tripod is that it gives you maximum stability to help you get sharp images. However, it’s not always easy (or possible) to carry a big tripod around with you. So how do you get sharp images without that bulky tripod?
In the video below, Gavin Hoey with Adorama TV helps shed some light on the subject. From opening up the aperture to using your camera bag as a support to simple tips to make yourself a more stable base while holding your camera, he’s got quick and easy insights into how you can get better low-light pictures while also sparing your back from lugging around a giant tripod.
Gavin explores many other tricks and tips for improved low-light photography in his video, so check it out and see what you can do to get better low light photos!
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