Camera stabilization refers to techniques used to reduce blurriness and shaking in images or videos caused by camera movement. This can be achieved through various methods, including using a tripod, a gimbal, or built-in stabilization features in cameras and lenses. These tools help maintain a steady shot, resulting in smoother footage. There are two main types of stabilization: optical and digital. Optical stabilization involves physical adjustments in the camera or lens to counteract movement, while digital stabilization uses software to correct shaky footage after it has been recorded. Both methods aim to enhance the overall quality of visual content.