Image Stabilizer
With industry standard mechanical image stabilization, the photographers hand is steadied for a clearer, blur free shot, and increase clarity and sharpness is achieved, even in low light conditions or when shooting moving subjects. The combination of the two is the ultimate in stabilization technology.

Canon (Optical Image Stabilizer)
Image Stabilizer Technology keeps your shots blur-free, even in low light and at the long end of the zoom range. Miniature gyroscopic sensors detect motion, then send a corrective signal, effectively reducing camera shake.

Nikon (Vibration Reduction (VR))
Selection of VR lets the camera movement, make precise automatic adjustments, and produce stunning results with reduced blur from camera shake. So whether you're panning, shooting in low light, or taking a handheld macro shot, you get a sharper, clearer picture. VR also extends to movie shooting and helps support faster framing on the incredible.

Fujifilm (Dual Image Stabilizer)
With industry standard mechanical image stabilization, the photographers hand is steadied for a clearer, blur free shot. Add to that the addition of Fujifilm's Picture Stabilization Technology, and increase clarity and sharpness is achieved, even in low light conditions or when shooting moving subjects. The combination of the two is the ultimate in stabilization technology.

Panasonic(MEGA O.I.S.)

Camera shake is the number one cause of blurry, out-of-focus pictures. That's why Panasonic Lumix digital cameras come equipped with advanced Optical Image Stabilization (MEGA O.I.S.) that detects even the tiniest camera movement, then automatically adjusts the lens to compensate. With MEGA O.I.S., you're ensured sharp, clear pictures every time without any loss of image detail or clarity.

Samsung Electronic Picture Stabilisation (EPS)
Electronic Picture Stabilisation (EPS), the latest technology from Samsung, is the leading solution for preventing image blur. An embedded Gyro-sensor recognizes hand shake and memorizes the camera shake data when the picture is taken, automatically adjusting the image for perfect clarity.