Corephotonics

22/02/2023

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Exploring the state of the art in digital photography.
In today’s post we look into EIS – Electronic Image Stabilization.
This video compares Gopro 11, Insta 360 and Apple iPhone 14 (action mode) using EIS and comparing to DJI Ossomo 2 as reference using mechanical gimbal stabilization.

Action cameras are often used to capture videos while walking, running and riding. The camera motion manifests as disturbing up/down left/right motion of the field of view. Today’s action cameras commonly deploy EIS. EIS is a method of synthetically shifting each frame of a video in order to compensate for the large displacement caused by the camera’s motion. In order to enable a large magnitude of shifting, such videos “crop” the output image, using a smaller than usual field of view. Such cropping leaves large margins on each side of the sensor which allow the shifted frames to remain within the sensor reception range.

EIS vs. Gimbal – State of the art Exploring the state of the art in digital photography.In today’s post we look into EIS – Electronic Image Stabilization.This video compares Gopro 11, Insta 3...