What it is:
The stabilization system in the camera that helps provide steady footage.
When it matters:
When you want a lightweight production without a gimbal or other stability devices.
Our tests
In Body Video Image Stabilization In FHD
What it is:
An in-body image stabilization system (IBIS) is a multi-axis mechanism that allows the sensor to slightly move in order to compensate for camera shake. This system can be combined (or not) with lens optical image stabilization (OIS) and the camera's electronic image stabilization to increase image stability.
When it matters:
When you want better stabilization or use lenses that don't have optical image stabilization (OIS).
Walking Test in FHD
What it is:
The total amount of movements of the image during the walk clip. The result is the sum of all the distances (in pixels) from the top of the square to the upper border of the frame, divided by the number of frames.
When it matters:
When you like to include motion in your video without a jittery image.
Running Test in FHD
What it is:
The total amount of movements of the image during the run clip. The result is the sum of all the distances (in pixels) from the top of the square to the upper border of the frame, divided by the number of frames.
When it matters:
When you need to shoot action or sports as the first person.
Crop
What it is:
The image crop when selecting the high/boost stabilization mode. This cropping allows some margin for the camera to shift the image in order to compensate for undesired movement.
When it matters:
When you want to lose less of the sensor image readout with stabilization activated.