Use two hands: How to make better videos on your smartphone


With a gimbal, any footage you shoot on your smartphone will be stable thanks to a sophisticated mechanism that counteracts your shaking hands. — dpa

High resolution, good audio and no shakiness: today's smartphones, digital cameras and camcorders offer professional quality video recordings for the average person. But how do you get the best results from your equipment?

Firstly, keep the lens clean, says tech tester Rainer Schuldt. Smartphones in particular tend to spend much of the day in their owner's pocket where they can pick up lint and dust on the lens that can botch a shot.

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