[ GLOSSARY DEFINITION ] Camera

EIS

Software-based video stabilization that crops and warps frames to smooth shake.

Also known as: Electronic Image Stabilization Digital Stabilization

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

EIS (electronic image stabilization) stabilizes video in software by cropping and aligning frames — specs show Stabilization: Digital. It costs a little sharpness and field of view.

Combined with OIS it yields steady footage. EIS can't fix exposure in darkness the way OIS can.

Related Technical Terms

4K Video
Video at 3840×2160 (2160p), offering four times the detail of 1080p. Camera
OIS
Hardware that moves the lens to counter hand shake, giving sharper photos and steadier video. Camera
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