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Combating Camera Blur

Zarathustra[H];1036013804 said:
I still don't see what's new here.

We've had this kind of technology in SLR's for years.

What does this do, that is an improvement over existing solutionslike Nikon's VR, Canon's IS ?

Is it significantly cheaper, smaller or more effective than previous solutions?

Otherwise reading this thread is sort of like me posting something about a genius new prototype video card that - believe it or not - can actually accelerate 3d!!!
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I don't think the sensing technology is that different from the in-body shake reduction technology in some brands of DSLRs. Heck, it's probably not that different than the in-lens shake reduction in canon and nikon lenses.

The thing is there is no electromagnetically shifted CCD, or optical element. Just some software processing. All you need are a couple of decent accelerometers in the camera and a processor. Good, small accelerometers are pretty cheap these days.

I think the results of their works are still pretty sub-par if you look at the results.
 
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