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In today's smartphones, in-display fingerprint sensor, full screen display and pop-up selfie camera have become so common that even in phones worth Rs 10,000-15,000. But who brought these technology first? Chinese Smartphone Company Vivo. And now the same company has brought another new technology for smartphones, namely Gimbal Camera.
This technology is included in Vivo's new novel phone "Vivo X50 Pro". What will happen with this? Video footage will remain stable. Before we tell what and how Vivo's Gimbal camera reduces, first let's know what Gimbal is.
What is Gimbal?
Now Gimbal is called Gimbal in British English and Gimbal in American English. We like to speak Gimbal, so we will say Gimbal. This is a one way pivot support, which rotates the items inside so that any movement of the outside does not affect the inside. The same system is applied to the ship on the water, so that the compass is placed so that the impact of the ship does not affect them. The Gimbal camera stand has been made using this system.
This is such a jugaad, which is used to keep the camera stable. Set the camera or smartphone on the machine and hold the stick and shoot it comfortably while walking. Just as the shocker in the bike dissipates the shock, the motor and sensor in the Gimbal stand keep the camera stable by stopping the shock.
What is Vivo's Gimbal Camera?
Now come on Vivo's Gimbal Camera Technology. Like the real Gimbal, Vivo's Gimbal Camera Tech also keeps the video stable by rotating the camera inside to the other side by shaking. Vivo X50 Pro's 48MP Sony IMX598 sensor is mounted on Gimbal Tech. You can easily understand this in the video below.
How does Gimbal Camera differ from OIS and EIS?
Two such technologies have been running in smartphones since long, which try to keep video footage stable. One is EIS, ie electronic image stabilization, and the other is OIS, ie optical image stabilization. The Gimbal camera defeats these two.
EIS shoots footage by cropping the video, that is, cutting the edges, which looks stable. OIS is better than this, which can move the camera sensor to two axes ie up-down and right-left. Unlike the movement of the phone, the recording is stabilized by shaking the camera.
The difference between Gimbal and OIS is due to this freaking freedom. Where OIS is only moving upside-down or right-left, Gimbal stabilization rotates across the area towards the front. In this way, the camera is able to keep the sensor stable. Its direct difference will be seen when you start recording and start running.
Change the way you capture life with revolutionary #vivoX50series. Shoot stable videos on-the-go with Gimbal Stabilization. Switch to dark mode to Xperience #PhotographyRedefined by #vivoX50series.
— Vivo India (@Vivo_India) July 17, 2020
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