I’ve often tried to picture how the image stabilization optics work inside a camera lens. Both Nikon and Canon offer this technology in many of their lenses. Even compact cameras now come bundled with this feature more often than not. The camera compensates for movement of the camera in an attempt to capture a better image. This works well in low light situations where the camera increases the time the shutter is open to let in more light.
This video at Gizmodo shows how the electro-mechanices of a Canon lens with image stabilization works.
Tags: camera, Canon, dslr, image stabilization, lens, lenses, Nikon, slr, vibration reduction
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