How many smartphones have IBIS?
Mostly all of the smartphones, which deserve being called smartphones.
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How many smartphones have IBIS?
It's not IBIS, as far as I know.The iPhone has had some sort of optical stabilization under gyroscopic control since about iPhone 6.
Isn't that an instance of No True Scotsman fallacy?Mostly all of the smartphones, which deserve being called smartphones.
What even is IBIS on a smartphone? Its not like lens and sensor are really two different parts of the camera. I believe in some models, the entire assembly moves, rather than just the lens or just the sensor.It's not IBIS, as far as I know.
I would expect M50 mk2 to have clean HDMI.Very simple to classify the M body:
1. m50 mark 2: 8 bit 4K 60p, no ibis, no clean hdmi out for external recording. use webcam utility to grab clean image for webmeetkng or livestreaming.
2. m6 mark 2: 4K 30p internal,no ibis, clean hdmi for external 10bit 4:2:2 recording.
3. rumored m7: flagship, 4K 60p 4:2:0 , ibis, clean hdmi out for external 10 bit 4:2:2 recording. log file and HLG supported.
It's when the sensor moves w.r.t the mainboard.What even is IBIS on a smartphone?
You could say the same about any fixed-lens camera. Still, as far as I know, all of them that have IS have it in the lens.Its not like lens and sensor are really two different parts of the camera.
Isn't the entire camera assembly firmly soldered to a fixed camera module PCB (if not directly to the mainboard) in smartphones?I believe in some models, the entire assembly moves, rather than just the lens or just the sensor.
What even is IBIS on a smartphone? Its not like lens and sensor are really two different parts of the camera. I believe in some models, the entire assembly moves, rather than just the lens or just the sensor.
Anyway, some Pixel devices have it. Most iPhones.
I am astounded at how, all of the sudden IBIS is an absolute must-have for so many people. I guess Canon's pre R5 and R6 models must have all been worthless.
This is the frigging M50 we are talking about here; it's one step above entry level (M100/200). It sells for something like 600 bucks. What the hell do you expect?
It's not IBIS, as far as I know.
Isn't that an instance of No True Scotsman fallacy?
But anyway, any example?
I mainly find it odd to think of a smartphone camera the same way as an ILC. As Smartphones are a single piece, even if the lens moves, it is still 'In body' in a sense to me.You could say the same about any fixed-lens camera. Still, as far as I know, all of them that have IS have it in the lens.
The presence of noise does not mean that the sensor moves. It can just as well be the lens, which appears to be the norm based on a bit of research I just did.There is definitely ibis in phones. If you see a big camera bump, ibis is in there. You can hear a audible shake many times.
I don't shoot much video, but if I'm using my iPhone or G5X II, I'll shoot 4K and edit in FCP X. Even though my computer is 6 years old, it handles 4K just fine. I don't think I've ever used 4K as my final output, other than as a test for my own consumption. I'd rather use the computer software for zooming and cropping than baking it in with the phone's digital zoom. And of course I have the same option with the camera if I want to go beyond what optical zoom I used. And for both, having a wider view and extra pixels gives more options for stabilization effects. But I don't choose either device over my DSLR if it is available, even though it doesn't shoot 4K, except for time lapse.It's like for the last few years many would consider a camera a piece of junk if it didn't shoot 4K, yet even today huge numbers of people still shoot 1080p with camera's that have 4K! LOL
In my opinion today there is really a low percentage of people that actually work and process 4K video's.
For me as a mostly landscape and nature photographer, IBIS is like 4K, a novelty.....
There is nothing wrong with 'quality' 1080p footage. Look at the Arri cameras, their 1080p it's beautiful. Where as some smartphone can record in 8k and it's totally garbage if you compare it to Arri 1080p.It's like for the last few years many would consider a camera a piece of junk if it didn't shoot 4K, yet even today huge numbers of people still shoot 1080p with camera's that have 4K! LOL
In my opinion today there is really a low percentage of people that actually work and process 4K video's.
For me as a mostly landscape and nature photographer, IBIS is like 4K, a novelty.....
He also makes the assumption that IBIS is expensive. I don't think anyone here has any idea what it costs.Your answer of course makes sense. But it is difficult to accept for me, if there are no other models to have IBIS with? Of course if it would be clear, that the M5 II or the M6 III are in the pipeline or at least planned, I would not bring up the argument. So once again, I will patiently wait, as I did with the R and RP and now I can collect the money to get R5 for our wedding business, which finally has the features I wished for.
No such thing as "True Scotch whiskey". It's whisky.I prefer True Scotch whiskey instead of your No True Scotsman fallacy!![]()
It costs about half a centimeter in the depth dimension. Which is quite a lot for M50.He also makes the assumption that IBIS is expensive. I don't think anyone here has any idea what it costs.
There are Scotch whisky and Irish whiskey. When we visited the Old Bushmills distillery, our guide explained that the "e" stood for "excellence."No such thing as "True Scotch whiskey". It's whisky.![]()
He also makes the assumption that IBIS is expensive. I don't think anyone here has any idea what it costs.
Quite a lot of smartphones have optical stabilization.The iPhone has had some sort of optical stabilization under gyroscopic control since about iPhone 6.