This is what I'm wondering about, How do the big
Cannon Binoculars work?? They (Cannon) have 18x50
binoc's that have IS image stabilization.  What are they
doing here.  Thanks all. ...

Hey, If you want to view the seven sisters or the
b____ next door, you've got to know how it;s done -;)




----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Newell" <newell@CEI.NET>
To: <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 3:19 PM
Subject: Re: [ot]: How do camera stabilization systems work?


> >My understanding was that they had an "oversized" ccd, and only used a
> >(NTSC sized) subregion of the full ccd to form the image.  There are
algs.
> >that have been developed to detect camera movement from sequences of
> >images...I figured they detected movement and corrected for it by moving
> >the image region around within the ccd space.
>
> I doubt that the big Canon 35mm SLR lenses or the IS binoculars work that
> way.  Video cameras, maybe.
>
>
> newell
>
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