In light of a ever-tightening bond between camera production giants, Olympus is rumored to be operative hand-in-hand with Sony to move their 5-Axis picture stabilization record to Sony’s arriving A-mount cameras.
The news, reported by Sony Alpha Rumors, cites a famous source who is reputed to be informed with a development.
That would advise that when a subsequent collection of Sony’s A-mount cameras do make their entrance in early 2014, they’ll be sporting 5-axis picture stabilization goodness. The unnamed source indicated that “Sony and Olympus engineers are now building [the 5-axis picture stabilization] serve to make it work on Sony’s subsequent Full Frame cameras.â€
Olympus’ 5-axis picture stabilization has transparent advantages over normal 2-axis picture stabilization used by other systems. It’s a initial to cover straight angle rotation, plane angle rotation, straight shift, plane shift, and rolling camera shake all in one IS package.
Sony purchased a interest in Olympus in late 2012, and a dual companies have been holding advantage of a partnership. Most recently, it was announced that Olympus would be supplying Sony with parts for arriving lenses.
You can perspective Olympus’ 5-axis picture stabilization record in movement in a video below:
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Olympus" 5-Axis Image Stabilization May Soon Arrive on Sony A-Mount Cameras
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