Questions tagged [image-stabilization]
Image Stabilization (or Vibration Reduction) is a technology used to reduce the effects of camera shake. This is done is several different ways, and different companies use different names. Using this tag This tag applies to all types of image stabilization, regardless of the name or whether it happens in the lens, body, or digitally.
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NIKON kit lens - lens clicking as camera is turned on, even when VR turned off
I've not used my DSLR camera for a while. I just took it out for a few days and it is consistently exhibiting the following behaviour:
Look through the viewfinder
Turn the camera on
There's four ...
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Does shake reduction take focusing distance into account?
Does shake reduction take focusing distance into account? For big enough magnifications correcting camera shift (as opposed to tilt) becomes necessary for obtaining sharp image. What shake reduction ...
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How to achieve image and video stabilization when the camera does not have it?
My camera (Nikon D5600) does not have in-body image stabilization. Even the VR kit lenses seems to be of no use to tackle shakes. I can use Tripod wherever possible but want to know how other methods ...
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Hugin - How to increase "align_image_stack" detector image number limit or create script to automate current limits?
I've been trying to use Hugin to align an image sequence of 360 equirectangular photos and found that using "align_image_stack" as a control point detector works the best and fastest for my ...
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Will my old Oly OM10 Mk1 support all the OIS features of my new Panasonic 14-140 Lens?
The Pano has "OIS" (optical image stabilization). It is a pretty new Lens while the Oly is about 8 or 10 years old. While the pictures look fine I can't tell for sure whether the in-camera ...
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In smartphones which is more expenisve to implement ? 'Optical Image Stabilisation' or 'In Body Image Stabilization'? [duplicate]
As the title implies, I am asking what is more expensive to put into smartphone cameras- OIS or IBIS?
Almost all phones on the market use OIS. However, the recent iPhones (12 Pro Max and 13 lineup) ...
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In what kind of circumstances is it better to turn off the image stabilisation / vibration reduction? [duplicate]
Just what it says in the title. I think the question is self explanatory.
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Passive Sony/Minolta a/af mount Stabilization
I shoot from a Minolta Maxxum 7000 AF. I know it definitely won't support any active image stabilization solution. AFAIK there's some passive solutions that are lens-only, but I don't know of any for ...
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How could I stabilise an aerial camera in one axis?
I am refining an externally-mounted camera system for light aircraft that is attached to the wing strut, and would like to stabilise the camera in one axis so that the roll of the plane doesn't affect ...
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Should I turn off image stabilization when I am taking a landscape shot?
Should I turn off image stabilization when I am taking a landscape shot with a tripod?
I would like to mention that I’m shootings with a Canon crop sensor, and one of the lenses listed at bottom might ...
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Which image stabilization lens to get to replace canon kit lens?
I came into a Canon Rebel T7 with the 18-55mm kit lens without image stabilization.
Many of the photos I take are indoors with low light (museums, indoor architecture) and often with my earlier ...
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Troubleshooting constant whirring sound from 70-300mm Canon Lens
I have a Canon Rebel XTi with a 70-300mm lens.
About 6 months ago, it started making a constant whirring sound every time I connected it to the camera.
The whirring sound occurs even when
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In 2019, do any OSS/IBIS implementations offer some degree of subject tracking?
Theoretically, an IBIS or OSS system could be used to reduce motion blur for a reasonably slow moving subject (think aircraft or vehicles in low light) when very fast shutter speeds are not viable. ...
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Nikon D5600 VR vs Canon 1500D EOS [closed]
I purchased Nikon D5600 which comes with VR Lens.
I am not understanding the difference between:
Nikon VR Lens
Canon EOS, and
OIS (other cameras)
Which one is better ? I read somewhere Nikon never ...
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Does sensor size affect performance of image stabilization?
Many lenses today have image stabilization (IS) in the lens. At least Canon and Nikon do this.
The Canon and Nikon systems allow one to use lenses intended for full frame cameras in their crop sensor ...
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