In-camera stabilization

In-camera stabilization (IBIS) is a technology built into some cameras that helps reduce blurriness caused by hand movements during shooting. It works by shifting the camera's sensor or lens in real-time to counteract small shakes and vibrations. This means you can capture clearer, sharper images and smoother videos without needing extra equipment like a tripod. IBIS is especially useful in low-light conditions or when zoomed in, where even tiny movements can create blurry results. Essentially, it keeps your shots steady by electronically adjusting for camera movement, resulting in better image quality with less effort.