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EIS (electronic image stabilisation). Will we see this on future quads?
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<blockquote data-quote="Mako79" data-source="post: 783" data-attributes="member: 151"><p>The Spark is using Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) to remove the YAW axis on the gimbal and to remove other erratic movements. EIS has been used in the Bebop and the breeze. What we havent seen is the combination of mechanical gimbal and electronic software stabilization (don't get this confused with OIS (Optical) as EIS uses software whereas OIS use mechanical for stabilization). The spark will be first to use this.</p><p></p><p>So to clarify, the spark will use more than 1080p of the sensor (it may use the entire sensor, who knows) to video and it will use software to stabilize and crop it back to 1080p on the fly.</p><p></p><p>The online videos looks very promising for a 2 axis gimbal and i think DJI will be adopting EIS on their future fleet. I can see this as beneficial as it can fix horizon issues without the end user even knowing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mako79, post: 783, member: 151"] The Spark is using Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) to remove the YAW axis on the gimbal and to remove other erratic movements. EIS has been used in the Bebop and the breeze. What we havent seen is the combination of mechanical gimbal and electronic software stabilization (don't get this confused with OIS (Optical) as EIS uses software whereas OIS use mechanical for stabilization). The spark will be first to use this. So to clarify, the spark will use more than 1080p of the sensor (it may use the entire sensor, who knows) to video and it will use software to stabilize and crop it back to 1080p on the fly. The online videos looks very promising for a 2 axis gimbal and i think DJI will be adopting EIS on their future fleet. I can see this as beneficial as it can fix horizon issues without the end user even knowing. [/QUOTE]
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