1. A method of image stabilization, comprising adjusting a composition responsiveness of a camera during a capture sequence in response to a particular photographic situation including a scene condition, a camera optical configuration, and a camera mode setting, or a combination of at least two of the photographic situations, wherein the composition responsiveness is rapidity with which the camera returns to a nominal position wherein adjusting the composition responsiveness of the camera during the capture sequence further comprises: configuring the camera for a first composition responsiveness for use during automatic focusing; and configuring the camera for a second composition responsiveness for use after automatic focusing is completed; and wherein adjusting the composition responsiveness of the camera during the capture sequence further comprises configuring the camera for a third composition responsiveness for use during the taking of a photograph.