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Incidentally I was in discussion with a video nut (friend) yesterday about the jerking caused when camera is fighting its onboard image stabilisation that he gets when panning. Of course we went through the moving picture not moving camera debate. But he showed me a video of him cycling through Indian streets (traffic, cattle, pedestrian mayhem) and his GoPro camera strapped to his bike was absolutely rock solid stable. Even on potholed streets, swerving around moped and scooter maniacs …even when he hit a grate in the road and fell over the handlebars….it recorded it. without any issues. So picking up this theme of why haven’t Nikon, Sony, Canon et al matched the iphone? Why isnt the image stabilisation on DSLRs as good as a go pro? Last edited on Tue Apr 25th, 2023 19:15 by ____________________ Eric |
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