Potapko
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Do any of the Sealife line of cameras have Image stabilization capabilities? I can't hold still above the water let alone under. I'm looking at a DC800 or 1000.
Thanks,
JEff
Thanks,
JEff
Image stabilization
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Reading the DC1000 Camera Manual I found the following note: "The underwater modes already have a built-in anti-shake mode which is programmed into the cameras software"
It seem that it is a software based image stablization feature instead of an optical IS.... maybe Sealife Joe can clarify this.
best regards,
Brino!
It seem that it is a software based image stablization feature instead of an optical IS.... maybe Sealife Joe can clarify this.
best regards,
Brino!
SeaLife Joe
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This is true. There are a couple of different methods for Image stabilization / Anti Shake. The most common and least expensive is in the programming of the camera to increase the shutter speed to stop blur.
In our U/W modes we address the blur by increasing the shutter speeds to leesen the chance of movement. However if one decides to do the "twist" underwater while trying to take a picture....then it might be tough!
In our U/W modes we address the blur by increasing the shutter speeds to leesen the chance of movement. However if one decides to do the "twist" underwater while trying to take a picture....then it might be tough!
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