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Funnily enough, the thread title isn't sarcastic

Check this out: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/redmond/groups/ivm/imudeblurring/

This would be a very handy technology to have in cameras, instead or on top of VR/IS.

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Steffen.

Nice.... This should be interesting in a few years....

the trick would be use the one set of gyros (lens or camera) to stabilise and generate correction factors for movement blur, this coupled with in camera processing would be very handy

on a side note, they must be super sensitive gyros

very interesting...maybe something that we can look forward to in the future

Haven't they heard this has been done before?

It's called a tripod.

Who gets blurry images? High shutter speeds...VR....steady hand.....monopod....tripod....high ISO....I'll pass on that one I think.