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For backyard astronomers, the promise of image-stabilized binoculars is simple: sharper, steadier views of the night sky without a tripod. The question is whether that extra stability, and the ...

Renesas Electronics Corporation, a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, today announced the development of the RAA305170GBM, an optical image stabilizer (OIS) control driver IC for ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Renesas Electronics Corporation (TSE: 6723), a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, today announced the availability of the RAA305315GBM, an ...

This article presents the optical image stabilizer (OIS) platform of Renesas, a high-performance dedicated LSI with software and other components that offers solution for smartphone designers to ...

These days, many camera bodies and lenses benefit from image stabilization. But do you know which company came up with the idea? If you answered Panasonic, you are correct! And it did so all the way ...

If you want an image-stabilized pair of binoculars, you’re likely going to be buying a Canon. The contemporary design of this model makes it look like a Star Wars prop but, while its bulbous body ...

Canon’s new EOS 7D will be released later this month with a USD$1700 tag. Key features include eight FPS continuous shooting, 18-Megapixel Resolution and full HD video with variable frame rates and ...

Canon has developed an optical image-stabilization technology for upcoming DSLR lenses that will compensate for both angle camera shake and shift camera shake. The new Hybrid Image Stabilizer (IS) ...

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This incredible looking contraption is a proof-of-concept design by David Prutchi, who aimed to reverse-engineer a high-end Kenyon gyroscopic camera mount. Rather than pay $1600+ for a gyro kit, he ...