Does the camera move out of place when it is shaken?
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I have used mine skiing, swimming underwater, and kayaking without any issues with the camera moving out of place. Of course, I am only one user so I can't speak for all, but that has been my experience. A great little compliment to my GoPro kit.
1115313
the camera twists up and down. You can't tilt the small frame that holds the camera, you have to manually twist the camera down
435058
No, not really. Cameras for years have not had image stabilization. And they worked just fine. Honestly all you need to do is boost the ISO and increase the shutter speed to compensate for hand jitter. Or place the camera on a sturdy tripod.
1355125
D. Barnes is correct. Although I'm very new with the camera, I am amazed at how well the stability worked with telephoto movie. When photographing our grandson's football game, the camera was set to full zoom, and the view finder shown the movie as shaking terribly. I was certain it would be unviewable (a word?). But after downloading, it was quite amazing how steady the movie appeared. Impressive.
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No it does not, there is an indicator that shows motion on that camera when in multiple view but does not change the view
2198006
Sam, Thanks for the question. I primarily take still shots so I do not know much about the shaking. It is a very good, hight quality all around lens. I'll give it a video test run and get back to you on the results. Best, Jonathan
1966607
no. However you can only tilt the camera up and down while setting it up but not remotely.
671560
I did not have a problem using the camera in this way, however, the camera I had was sensitive to motion and would blur the photo easily if not held steady.
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The hole is to mount the Lens over the Tripod....So it wont shake when taking the picture... Hope this may help to your question...
1046287
It will move because it is designed to be balanced with the camera attached. Removing the camera creates an imbalance, and the motors on the gimbal are constantly trying to keep the gimbal in balance.
1157235
Probably right - when I hold thumb on the lens covering and shake the rattle is reduced (although still present), and when the camera is turned on and shaken the rattle is different but seems located at lens area.
2227449
Yes. The default setting is to have stabilization on. You can turn it off in the menu.
2083991
Yes. This camcorder will work perfectly. If there will be too much movement, try using a tripod or monopod to prevent camera shakes.
66165
The camera doesn't tilt but mounting it with wedged spacers would have the same effect.
253313
It does not move mechanically and there is no motion sensor or feature that "trips" anything. The light blinks consistently. You can manually adjust the camera in multiple directions but once you have adjusted the camera it is fixed in that position.
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The picture pops out from the top' so no worries on your fingers getting on the way. When it stops ejecting u just lightly pull it away from the camera. And don't shake the picture while developing that's just a myth that it helps it ok &#128522;&#128522;&#128247;
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It is a fairly noisy camera in terms of shutter and mirror operation. Shooting in live view will not relieve the situation, as the mirror recycles to the up position after each shot.