IPhone 6 Plus optical image stabilizer

So I have a problem with the optical image stabilizer. The stabilizer don't work enymore. So it is not
possible to make pictures. When I use the camera it makes also a noise.

The phone is under warranty so take it in to an Apple store or authorized repair centre and have it examined.

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Does iPhone 4s have image stabilization in the STILL shots?

I keep reading about the much hyped Image Stabilization in video capture, but have not found anything regarding the still camera. Anyone know?

I don't believe so.

Optical Image Stabilisation only available in iPhone 6 Plus?

I've just read through the new iPhone 6 comparison, I found that iPhone 6 doesn't come with the 'Optical image stabilisation' compare to iPhone 6 Plus, is it correct?

Yes. The quote below is from: http://www.apple.com/iphone-6/specs/
Optical image stabilization (iPhone 6 Plus only)

Iphone 6 photo image compression/ quality loss

iPhone 6 and 6 plus have pretty remarkable cameras. But oddly, Apple doesn't seem to want you to keep the high quality images and videos you take. As soon as you email let's say a 3.5 mb photo image, you are asked what size you want to email it in and given a series of compression options. Once you make the decision the first time, that decision is permanent. Apple does not really warn you that you are about to permanently, massively compress (destroy) that original image. There should be a better way to preserve original image files. The email compression decision should impact only that email -- not the master image file. But it does.
Also, if you take an amazing video on your iPhone 6, when you put that video in photostream or in the cloud or email it, there is no warning to you that you've just massively compressed the video. I took a video that was close to 10 mb, emailed it to myself to save it, then had to wipe my phone because of a problem. When i reinstalled and opened the video, it was about 10% of the size of the original video. Original gone. No warning.
It's sort of odd that Apple would not think to create better menus, options and communication/guidance around image compression.
Lastly, if you take a picture on your Iphone .. there is NO WAY to know any metadata on that image file -- unless you go to email it and you get that compressino option screen. You can't see anywhere else the image file size. Again, why make such a great camera if all you want is to massively degrade the image files the moment you do anything with them?

Howdy elkspark,
If your camera photos still dont look quite right, I would recommend taking a look at this info from the following article to help determine what might be causing this to happen:
Get help with the camera on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
Your photos are blurred or out of focus
If your photos are blurred, out of focus, or have dark spots, try these steps:
Make sure that the camera lens is clean. If you need to clean the lens, use a microfiber cloth. If you see dirt or debris inside the lens, take your device to an Apple Retail Store or Authorized Service Provider for more help.
Make sure that there’s nothing blocking the camera lens. If you’re using a case, try removing it.
With iPhone 6 Plus, a metallic case or magnetic lens could interfere with optical image stabilization. If you have a metallic case or magnetic lens attachment, try taking a picture without it. Then compare the quality.
Adjust the focus by tapping on the person or object in the preview screen. You’ll see the screen pulse or briefly go in and out of focus as the camera adjusts. In photo mode, try to stay steady when adjusting the focus. If you move too far in any direction, the camera will automatically refocus to the center. In video mode, you can adjust the focus before you begin recording.
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Regards,
Sterling

I have noticed that the images on the iPhone 6 look painted because of the new image stabilization. Can we have the option to turn it off?

I like the new iPhone, but the images are starting to concern me. I am an iPhone Photographer, and I use my iPhone everyday to capture memories and create art. I am use to zooming into an image if I want to eliminate unwanted scenery or objects. Can we have the option to turn off the Stabilization feature on our iphones?

This is not Apple. We are users like you. If you want to contact Apple:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

Is there any app in the app store that takes off image stabilization

i bought a fisheye for my iphone and because off the image stabilization, during video, the fisheye corners are very shaky and looks terrible. is there any app or anything that will take if image stabilization during video?

A tripod.

Image stabilization degrades pic quality

I ran Image Stabilization on a few clips and found that it degrades the picture quality, even after unticking the stabilization box to disable the stabilization effect. Does Image Stabilization operate on a "lossy" basis?

Hi
Does Image Stabilization operate on a "lossy" basis?
YES - there are no other way to do this in after hand.
When recording in Camera
• Optical imagestabilization - is loss less
• Electronic/Digital - change the picture size and digitally follow it on the optical-chip
resulting in less pixles used = Less sharpness
When editing
• The image is enlarged to keep shakes inside frame = Less pixles is used = Less sharpness
If You un-select and then change size back to 100% then Your clip should be same
or very close to original.
By changing size - one can let the shakiness be more or less noticable with more or less
quality loss.
Yours Bengt W

Do any iphones have video camera stabilizer, or is there an app for that?

Do any iphones have video camera stabilizer, or is there an app for that?

The iPhone 5 and 4S.
http://www.apple.com/iphone/specs.html
8-megapixel iSight camera
Panorama
Video recording, HD (1080p) up to 30 frames per second with audio
FaceTime HD camera with 1.2MP photos and HD video (720p) up to 30 frames per second
Autofocus
Tap to focus video or still images
Face detection in video or still images
LED flash
Improved video stabilization
Photo and video geotagging
http://www.apple.com/iphone/iphone-4s/specs.html
8-megapixel iSight camera
Panorama
Video recording, HD (1080p) up to 30 frames per second with audio
Autofocus
Tap to focus
Face detection in still images
LED flash
Video stabilization
Front camera with VGA-quality photos and video at up to 30 frames per second
Photo and video geotagging

I have an IPad 2 and an Iphone4, but as it suggests that I can click a photo on my iPhone and the image will also reflect simultaneously on my IPad does not happen, though I have activated cloud on my iPhone. What could be the problem.???

I have an IPad 2 and an Iphone4, but as it suggests that I can click a photo on my iPhone and the image will also reflect simultaneously on my IPad does not happen, though I have activated cloud on my iPhone. What could be the problem.???
Also in my iPhone4 the photos that I have downloaded manually from my computer cannot be erased from the phone, how do i do this.???

Sounds like you are not running iOS 5 ..........
Update your iPad 2 to iOS 5............
I purchased an iPad 2 for my wife for Xmas and it did not come with iOS 5 so I had to update it......
http://www.apple.com/icloud/get-started/
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4972

I am not able to download my photos from my iphone 4 to image capture or iphoto. Help?

I am not able to download my photos from my iphone 4 to image capture or iphoto. i am able to see the jpg files but not see the preview and when i tried downloading, it says error. what can i do? i didnt have such a problem previously pls advise. Thank you

can you tell us the error? difficult to help you without more information.

Multicam Clips in the Timeline and Image Stabilization

I've got a multicam clip in my timeline that I would like to use image stabilization on. What I'd like to do is:
double click on the clip which brings up the angle editor with the range and angle selected.
press cmd-B to blade the clip
turn on image stabilization.
Unfortunately, step one doesn't work. I'm forced to open up the angle editor and manually skim and search for the desired angle and time range. It would be okay if the playhead in the angle editor was slaved to the one in the timeline. Then when you went into the angle editor you'd be right at the desired source material, but no, the two seem to be independant of each other. It makes performing the task much slower and more tedious. So much so I am convinced more experienced users are going to know a quicker way to do it.
So, does anyone know an easier work-around for this?

Thank you Tom and Luis, but I'm not with any of this. I can add a clip to the timeline or insert a clip into it via the "arrow tools". If I attempt to shorten the clip IN the timeline there is a blank space representing the amount trimmed from the clip.
I want the next clip along to that I've trimmed to automatically move along the timeline albeit shortening the total project duration.
Pressing "A" on the keyboard doesn't achieve this.
I simply click on the clip in the timeline to highlight it with the yellow margin. I then click on one "edge" with the arrows symbol and drag the edge inwards. This then leaves the space I do not want.
As for "Preferences" when I click this under "Final Cut Pro" i see nothing either relevant to this problem or that I could trash.

IPhone 5 pixelated images in various apps problem- occurred within last 2 months and must be a result of apple network driver update

iPhone 5 pixelated images in various apps problem- occurred within last 2 months and must be a result of apple network driver update
What's the fix?
Tried reset, restart, reboot, reopen of apps same problem

What do you mean by reboot? Do you mean restore? Because if you haven't restored, then that's the next step. You'll need a computer with the latest version of iTunes and a USB connector.
For Mac:
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH12124
For PC:
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH12324

Image stabilization only works half the time and is not consistent

When I access image stabilization, apply, and render it. Only sometimes will it work. Help.

daveypr
It looks like you have come up with the answer to your particular situation. Great.
But, so that your experience can be of benefit to those finding your thread
a. What version of Premiere Elements are you using and on what computer operating system is it running?
b. How were you not applying the video stabilizer to the whole video clip in the first place? Or, are you suggesting
that others apply the video stabilizer to all the clips on the Timeline instead of one video clip that may really need that effect?
Thanks.
ATR

Can 5 axis image stabilization be engaged with non system lenses for A7II and A7rII?

Many people use/will use their excellent non system manual focus non system macro lenses on the A7II and undoubtedly on the soon to be released A7RII. Stabilization in the X/Y planes is very very important for macro. Sony on the A7II only stablizes the X/Y planes for lenses that report the focus distance as best I can tell. Perhaps the lens compensation app or another can be modified so this data can be manually inputted or even change the firmware to allow this and thus stabilize all 5 axes. Focal length will need to be inputted of course as well. Perhaps there is another way around this that I have missed. Thanks for any comments.

Thank you for taking the time to answer. I have done more digging in reviews and recalled sony's announcments which implied on 3 axis IS is available w/o a lens that reports focsing distance. Not my favorite source, but review from PCMag: "If you're using a non-native lens, or even a native manual focus lens like the Zeiss Loxia 2/50, it's stabilized along three axes—yaw, pitch, and roll. There's a technical reason for that. In order to compensate along the x and y axes, the camera needs to know the distance to the subject, which requires electronic communication of the focal distance from the lens to the body. To compensate for the other three axes, the only data that needs to be transmitted is the focal length of the lens. Even if you're using a purely mechanical Leica lensit can be stabilized—you're able to manually enter the focal length via a menu. The only real downside to this is that the A7 II does not add that focal length to the recorded EXIF data, so if you like to track which lens a shot is captured with, you'll need to take notes." http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2475439,00.asp A friend informed me that on his A7II he must mount a non OSS Sony lens first to have any image stabilization with any of his totally manual lenses--seems the camera saves the settings of the last lens attached. Turning the cam off doesn't reset this--very odd---seems to be a bug in the firmware. I hope the A7rII is different. This whole issue is quite confusing. Appreciate any additonal clarification.

Allow 5 axis image stabilization for non system lenses in A7(r)II series

Many people use/will use their excellent non system manual focus non system macro lenses on the A7II and undoubtedly on the soon to be released A7RII. Stabilization in the X/Y planes is very very important for macro. Sony on the A7II only stablizes the X/Y planes for lenses that report the focus distance. Perhaps the lens compensation app can be modified so this data can be manually inputted or even change the firmware to allow this and thus stabilize all 5 axes. Focal length will need to be inputted of course as well. If the new field is left blank, no action is taken as not to affect users not interested in this feature. Olympus somehow allows all 5 axes to be stabilized just by putting in the focal length but it is not clear how they pull that off. Thank you for considering this.

Thank you for taking the time to answer. I have done more digging in reviews and recalled sony's announcments which implied on 3 axis IS is available w/o a lens that reports focsing distance. Not my favorite source, but review from PCMag: "If you're using a non-native lens, or even a native manual focus lens like the Zeiss Loxia 2/50, it's stabilized along three axes—yaw, pitch, and roll. There's a technical reason for that. In order to compensate along the x and y axes, the camera needs to know the distance to the subject, which requires electronic communication of the focal distance from the lens to the body. To compensate for the other three axes, the only data that needs to be transmitted is the focal length of the lens. Even if you're using a purely mechanical Leica lensit can be stabilized—you're able to manually enter the focal length via a menu. The only real downside to this is that the A7 II does not add that focal length to the recorded EXIF data, so if you like to track which lens a shot is captured with, you'll need to take notes." http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2475439,00.asp A friend informed me that on his A7II he must mount a non OSS Sony lens first to have any image stabilization with any of his totally manual lenses--seems the camera saves the settings of the last lens attached. Turning the cam off doesn't reset this--very odd---seems to be a bug in the firmware. I hope the A7rII is different. This whole issue is quite confusing. Appreciate any additonal clarification.

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