Sony Stabilization: IBIS vs EIS vs Gimbal

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In this video I compare stabilization with Sony APSC cameras. This is the Sony A6600 vs the Sony ZVE-10 vs the Sony A6100 and a Gimbal. This should be an interesting video for those trying to decide which camera to get for stable handheld video.
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[@nickarcabascio9774]

This makes me feel even more confident in my a6400 choice. I would love a video comparing gimbals you've tried!

[@critical_eye1]

Does the a6400 have EIS?

[@Kunal0915]

@@critical_eye1 No mate. It has neither the IBIS nor the EIS.

[@thomasdoe6768]

@@critical_eye1 Dude, did you even watch the video? :D

[@critical_eye1]

@@thomasdoe6768 anger issues much?

[@MuhammadMuhammad-ej1ml]

Tell me which one camera is batter in this video for vlogs

[@basibazouk]

This is exact video comp I am looking for and by the way more importantly you have lovely family, never disappoint them! Take care! 💕

[@pixxelpusher]

I feel Sony still focusses its IBIS and OSS lens stabilization for shooting photos, and not so much for video. EIS is more important for video. I can see them still supporting all 3 in future cameras as they all play a part in different situations.

[@britishrose9417]

I think IBIS was intended for photo use in low light, as is OSS. I notice they don't put OSS on the more recent 'vlog' lenses as I think Sony are pushing for the EIS cameras for vloggers. IBIS and OSS are perfectly good for photography (If anyone remembers a time when photographers took photos!)

[@michaellundphotography]

Yea I never understood why people think a sensor that moves maybe 1/30th of an inch is somehow going to compensate for people running around and shaky hands LOL

[@Durio_zibethinus]

Not even Olympus, which has the best ibis on the market, can replace a gimbal for an intended purposes. But for still and calmer scenario, the ibis indeed a convenient feature.

[@astro143_]

@@Durio_zibethinus I know the newer Fuji bodies have really good IBIS for video. Not gimbal level, but in between sony IBIS and the cropped in EIS, its very useable. The overheating and battery life kept me with Sony bodies.

[@Durio_zibethinus]

@@astro143_ I understand your point, they're still have a long way to go for heat dissipation.

[@everwake242]

amazing, exacly the question I was asking myself today :D great content as always

[@aulilia8183]

This is the content I've been thinking several weeks ago and BooM.. You made it.. Definitely this 3 options to shoot videos is way no clear explanation on KZbin. Thanks.

Sposibo bolsoye, very interesting video, as always.

[@sailingadventureswithgrandad]

Very smart and clear review with no fluff… thanks 🙏

[@ManlyHK1]

You just solved my problem - great quality content! Thanks 🙏

[@Kunal0915]

great video Arthur. This is where the 11mm f1.8 will shine. Even when cropped, it is possible to get a lot in the frame.

[@Durio_zibethinus]

That lens is incredible for its price. Simple and practical.

[@gigihanmandarin]

agreed

[@classzedits]

im so happy that at the end, zve10 turned out the best in your review, because that's what i have, and my very first, and im just a beginner. and i also have a ronin sc. i appreciate your discussion, it's the first time i learned that what zve10 is an eis. and most of all, i love your opening and closing spiels. im still trying to learn how to improve my scripts for youtube and this video is a perfect example to emulate.

[@antalgabor]

Active / catalyst stabilization on ZV-E10 works well only if you use shutter speeds faster than 1/100 so you can not follow 180degree shutter rule. Try active with sutter speed 1/60, you will get interesting result..

[@gigihanmandarin]

Ya Arthur should had mentioned in the video.

[@r3d260]

Yes, in my opinion, this active stabilization is not mature enough to be useful. Motion correction within each frame is needed in addition to inter-frame motion correction. Or if natural motion blur can be faked later in software to simulate a 180 degree shutter, this technology can then be somewhat useful.

[@SailingInFaith]

Awesome video , results are quite astounding

[@davekal]

Thank you for this information! Quick question, when do you think the new line of sony APS-C cameras may drop? 2023 or do you think they may be over a year away? Moving into this system and do not want to spend too much on a used starter body if the new cameras may have Internal gyro data like the ZVE-10.

[@panzerschreckpete]

I only recently switched from Canon APS-C (SL2/3 aka 200D/250D) to the ZV-E10. I have a Crane M3 as it can handle the Canon DSLR whereas the M2S has issues with the heavier and bulkier set up. that weight and form factor is why the new Sony APS-C lenses with their compact and lightweight size were a very pleasant surprise. Even the Sigma 16mm while brilliant for in-studio work, is just too bulky for my outdoor shooting. I pair the ZV-E10 with a ZV-1 compact which covers all my needs part from where I need a third angle (workbench for ex).

[@KGs_Place]

Great video! I am purchasing a Gimbal for my Sony A6100 today. Thank you.

[@Ben-zd1ky]

Hi Arthur, thank you so much for this video! I had bought two a6400's for a desk setup to record videos and now would like to do more videos outside and that. I was worried about the stabilisation and thought I had to change to the ZV-E10, now I realise I can buy a gimbal and I am all good! Thank you so much! I feel like youtubers don't emphasise gimbals as much as they should?

[@Piotrkoscik]

Thank you, exactly what I was looking for!

[@Simarjeet]

This video is a gem...thanks for sharing and clearing things up 👍👍👍👍

[@MrAmos4u]

I just received my order for the Sony zve 10😍😍

[@TexpatOTG]

Not sure I would compare a camera support device like a gimbal with camera stabilization. Gimbals offer much more than stabilization. I was curious about the EV-10 though. Good show as always!

[@avasigabor]

This is exactly the content I needed for my decision. Thank you so much! BTW I am using a ZV-1 for 2 years for family movies, and I am considering to replace it with an a6 series body for one single reason. I am longsighted and I cannot see clearly the small display of ZV-1. Also I used traditional SLRs and DSLRs for 30+ years and I cannot compose the picture properly without the viewfinder, I just simply can't.... Because I use gimbal anyways, this video showed me that there is no point in investing in IBIS. Actually from the footage it looks like IBIS is developed mainly to enable longer shutter speeds for photograhy, not for video stabilization. The two things are very different, many people don't realize it. Trying to keep something steady with your hands will result in very different shake than trying to walk. IMHO there is no way to avoid using gimbal in video.

[@einfach-mal-machen]

hey really interesting video. I would be interested to know whether steady shot was active on the ZV-E10 or not.

[@subhankarmishra8881]

Hey Arthur love your videos. I wanted to ask , should we consider ibis as an important factor for photography? Because as i saw your video i realised that it doesn't make much of a difference in the video area , so does that make any difference while clicking pictures?

[@astro143_]

Sony IBIS is good in picture taking similar to how it worked well during that steady handheld portrait shot. It lets you shoot at a lower shutter speed than you normally would for a given light level, and therefore have a lower ISO. I forget the details behind it, but picture taking IBIS is trying to filter out a different frequency of micro vibration than the frequency of handheld video shooting.

[@yalamururamachandrareddy7520]

Excellent video and explanation sir.

[@pravindthakur]

There won’t be issue in Low light for static shot and electronic stabilisation in zv1 ?

[@kristiangurholt59]

IBIS is meant to stabilise the momentarily camerashake for photography that occurs when you press the shutter button, allowing for slower shutter speeds. And it does this well. It’s not intended for video stabilisation, especially not for walking around and vlogging. What people also need to keep in mind is that steady hands comes with practice, and if you put in the effort as opposed to relying on tech, you will have more stable photos and videos as a result.

[@leiselilaasmr]

thank you. you answered all my questions

[@redjmototrips]

hi Arthur, any idea if we could see the next generation of sony apsc this year?

[@alejois110]

¡Gracias! Este es el vídeo que necesitaba. 😉

[@dymone4894]

Good video. I was going to buy a Sony a6300 but the only ones I could find were International models with no warranty. Found a 6400 and they sold out when I finally decided to pull the trigger. Got a used Nikon D7100 and spent my money on glass instead. Now I occasionally see 6400's hit the market again but need to save again or I can get a new 6000 now and get a gimbal and just replace it later. What would you do?

[@monggieq4824]

very informative. Looking for a camera upgrade then this video is a big help

[@philipgowdy]

Great to see this comparison, I still think Olympus is the best if you really want a light video setup.

[@gigihanmandarin]

Arthur, what you have mentioned about ZV-E10 in this video is EIS from Catalyst Browse. You didn't mention about the in-camera "Active Stabilization" which doesn't work as well as Catalyst Browse but you don't have to make your workflow more complex.

[@alessandro5770]

Thanks man, makes more sense now. Also wonder if the Google Photo stabilization feature is as good, would love to check a comparison on the current possibilities.

[@krameroriginals]

I would be interested in seeing a comp of the a6400 on a gimbal and a6600 on a gimbal. how much smoother is it? Thanks!!

[@ProgramistaNaBudowie]

Thank you for the comparison. I thought all of the lens/in-body stabilisation will perform worse than simple gimbal for video recording. I think I'll go with gimbal and treat EIS, IBIS, OSS as stabilisation for the photography which makes more sense.

[@AleXandruT]

Great video!

[@DigiDriftZone]

Can you not use the same software stabe with the a6400 and still get the benefits of the ibis? Also does the software stabe work well with 1/50 shutter and low light?

[@rreonarudo]

Amazing videos!

[@ivaks2586]

Hey Arthur, what lens and body did you use to record the intro and sitting shots?

[@morimetz]

IBIS is a photography feature (for Sony at least). For walking around get a gimbal (if you care about resolution/video quality). In a pinch or if 2K is fine for you EIS is very good, but the workflow is a hassle.

[@vivy2770]

Pls do a video on what is expected off the future Sony APSC body.. 10 bit 4:2:2 vs megapixel bump up vs 8K. Which of these will have maximum impact on video quality for non-professionals ...

[@BudionoSukses]

in my experience, stabilization in iphone 13 pro max is much better than a6600 with ibis

[@gzeus6332]

Could you possibly do a review on the 7Artisans 10mm F/2.8 Fisheye? On APS-C and FF?

[@nigelmessenger]

You've just changed my mind on IBIS, it's now a gimbal or EIS choice for me.

[@SpeedYellow]

Great video. Of the 3 options you tested, gimbal is the way to go. In your wife’s vlogging test the Sigma at 18mm is already a tight shot, EIS makes it even tighter… not ideal. Of course it’s easy to just use a the 16mm. Even the 16mm pancake or the kit power zoom would give a better result.

[@MicahHambrick]

I have the Sony a5100. Does it make more sense to upgrade to the ZV-E10, or an a6x00 series camera? (I do mostly photography, and talking-head/tripod video)

[@MollyFitzBrown]

Did you have all stabilization off on the zv-e10 before adding the EIS?

[@ArthurR]

Yes, you have to record with stabilization off to use EIS in post.

[@MollyFitzBrown]

@@ArthurR thanks for the info :)

[@illuminis]

Can you compare the Feiyun vs Zhiyun gimbals? I'm looking to get a nice compact one for travels

[@vasiliiprod]

For normal shooting can use in body electonic stab. U can use software stabilisation when u need wide angle...

[@3lementa1]

What about the benefits of IS with photography though? Would be nice to see a comparison. :)

[@yaot.1523]

hi Arthur, do u have a video about real camera vs mobile-camera? since real camera are taking some tech from mobile like EIS.

[@randallbrander8157]

Thank You for this video. I was going to put the ZV-E10 with Catalyst Browse. I've been doing testing and getting warpy/wavy/mirage effect when vlogging in the car. Today no stabilization and going to use the Sony software to see if it fixes this problem. The HDMI port stopped working after 5 days. Now I just use it for B camera and putting the recorded files from the sd card for KZbin.

[@z352kdaf8324]

You won't get it.

[@gigihanmandarin]

Catalyst Browse works wonders but it is tedious as you need to stabilize one clip after another manually. If you want to do stabilization in big batches you need to pay for the paid version called Catalyst Prepare.

[@MRCM311]

if I have crane m3 with Sony zv e10 and have steady shot turned off my footage should still be smooth and no shake right ??

[@simone-tp3fy]

Great advice!!!

[@cesarpalmos8235]

Do you have a video comparing the OSS vs non OSS video shooting? I've left it on but didn't realize it was as bad as it was.

[@blindsay]

Glad I stuck with my a6100, almost grabbed the 6600 for the IBIS. Paired with a ronin sc

[@eminbrka]

Love your videos and content, but only thing that is bothering me is that huge microphone which is taking half of a screen. I think there is more subtile ways of recording sound, maybe over the top or something. 😊 Cheers!

[@gasbike100mpg]

thanks, havent re-visited using a Gimball until your video..........interesting.

[@rkeantube]

nice, if you plan on using EIS go wider on the lens for the ZVE-10

[@PieterBreda]

It is 85% pictures and 15% video so the lack of a viewfinder is a no go for me. Good test. I appreciate your calm presentation.

[@ZmitserRdz]

Thanks, very interesting!

[@philpreston3072]

What lens did you use on the ZV-E10 with EIS? I've been using the Kit Lens with EIS on the ZV-E10 but it never looks that smooth. There's usually a fair bit of jitter and wobble in handheld video

[@GrainyWorld]

I have a question! Is EIS good for low-light situations? We all know EIS in Gopro or Osmo action or all Phones is very bad in lowlights.

[@paolomesseca8679]

What about IBIS on A6600 just for photograpy? And how it compares with the new A6700? Thank you

[@zubamans]

Arthur finally uses the ZVE-10

[@malekith13]

the ZV-E10 does have an in body electronic stabilization, but it's indeed not as good as catalyst ( except with some ultra wide lensese like the 11mm F 1.8 ). Catalyst have an other great feature since it's able to negate most of the rolling shutter with is a really good thing considering the rolling shutter with most of sony APS-C cameras. And last point, catalyst have the tendency to crop too much but you can have great stab even at 10/15% crop with it.

[@gigihanmandarin]

just adjust manually to 90%. 90% is already good enough for most handheld footages shot with common sense in mind.

[@rep3e4]

Many thanks

[@CEKTAHTb]

Mr. Arthur. Please, help me find the list of Sony EIS support cameras (except ZVE 10) and the name of the software. Is it possible on 6400???

[@duchu1987]

Could you compare EIS ZV-E10 with same solution in full frame A7C? Pretty please 🙂

[@Memo12Delarge]

What's the name of the software you use to stabilize?

[@kurtnelle]

What about the impact of the motion blur with IBS and EIS?

[@dario-digiovanni]

If I am not wrong you can youse electronic stabilization also with the a6600, and you can use a gimbal with any camera

[@SatanicJamnic]

Best part of the video is laughing baby

[@mathtok3831]

Thanks

[@efficaciousuave]

any prediction for next sony apsc? will it be a new version of zv e10? or a better version of a6600? or a hybrid of zv e10 and a6600? expected launch timeframe?

[@alexeyk116]

Option 3. No new Sony apsc! ;)

[@efficaciousuave]

@@alexeyk116 you mean option d

[@oluwatobiayedun6166]

Can you try this again with the zve10 and the fx30?

[@StudioGalvan]

When I was getting interested in wedding videos, I bought a 9 or 10 y/o Sony NX30 (FHD 60fps) w/BOSS (Balanced Optical Steadyshot) mechanical stabilization for $200! (Even now they still sell for $500 - $1000). I was very fortunate. 🙏🏼 Works quite like the IBIS that you were demoing (or perhaps a bit better). However by adding removing the shotgun mic+XLR handle and putting it on a 3 axis gimbal, I've not get Romantic half speed slo-mo super smooth videos at Full HD for around $350 !! (2nd hand Rage3 Gimbal) 🤓 I also have a VG30 w/similar specs but uses interchangeable lenses. I use the smallest ones with Optical Stabilization and voila! APSC image quality (good "bokeh") w/the same super smooth result. (On the Gimbal or for semi-static shots.) 😕 One thing I don't get are Picture Profiles. Oh well, faster turnaround.

[@chaconj]

What about the active stabe in the ZV-E10? (to avoid the post-processing..) Any good?

[@hasenmyer]

not really and it crops 40%

[@Kunal0915]

Do we get frameline when recording video with EIS? If not, how does one know for sure if what we want is not going to be cropped out? Is it just guesswork and trying to keep everything in the centre of the frame?

[@gigihanmandarin]

you lose 10~15% from the crop. You can choose how much you wish to crop in the app Catalyst Browse. More crop = more stabiliazation. General handheld footages shot with care need only about 10% crop. You only need to learn Catalyst Browse once or twice to gain the experience to estimate your framing while shooting.

[@davect01]

In body is always best as you don't have to worry about the lens having stabilization. That said, I picked the A6400 over the A6600 for the price difference as I heard the IBIS was not great That EIS is pretty impressive. If I was a video shooter, a Gimbal would be a must.

[@DerSolinski]

Of course IBIS the better choice for photography after all it is developed for it... Thinking it would do much for videos is kinda pointless its the wrong tool. As you said, that's what gimbals are for. Since, unsurprisingly, they were developed for videography.

[@alexeyk116]

But in Olympus, Panasonic and fuji ibis work very good for video too. But gimbal is better for video.

[@gigihanmandarin]

Too bad a6400 have none of those two.

[@gigihanmandarin]

@@alexeyk116 Newer Canon IBIS like the one in R7 works great too. Previous versions (eg R5) have wobbling issues.

[@davect01]

@@gigihanmandarin My lenses do.

[@BMacksAerialVisuals]

Being a Sony a6100 user going on three years now , I had one of your comparison videos on my Watch list on YT for that long. Boy, I'm I sorry it took me that long to get to you. Been watching MANY of your video today. And while I've had my eye on the Fimi Palm Pro 2 for several months now, the video you shot in NYC was the deal clincher. Ordered it minutes ago. ( I had the original DJI Pocket Osmo for 20 months until I dropped it and destroyed the gimbal) All this is besides the point of this ramble. I use my a6100 mostly for still shots. The video end I leave to my GoPro Hero 10 and the many drones I own as well. But I am looking to upgrade from the a6100. And while I've been eyeing the Sony line of the 7000 series, the prices are a little off-putting. So I'm going to start doing my typical, 6-12 month research (Hem & Hawing) on getting the ZVE-10. I think this would provide another great option for video as well. Thank you sir, you are a wealth of information.

[@NatPage]

what if the camera body and lens both have ibis?

[@kendrickaustinclyne1937]

The rolling shutter 😮 I’ve never seen it so bad

[@ozbinabdullah3457]

i thought "i dont need gimbal im gonna buy ibis camera". now i change my mind, thanks arthur

[@Primeros1000]

I already have the zv e10 but I don’t I don’t like it that it doesn’t have a view finder. the battery life is bad I was planning to buy a used a6600 because of of 2 things. The view finder and the battery since I already carry that battery for my other camara. But maybe I’ll hold off after all

[@davidreagan2830]

Anyone using a gimbal for landscape photography out there? I was just wondering if one would let you get longer shutter speeds without a tripod.

[@z352kdaf8324]

Fair conclusions. Just remember to increase your shutter speed for Catalyst Browse or Gyroflow - like 1/125 for 24fps, 1/200 for 30fps.

[@otjutt]

Using Sony's latest lenses "Sony E PZ 10-20mm F4 G" or "Sony 11mm F1.8" with "Sony ZV-E10" can fix the video cropping issue. Holding a Gimbal + Camera is very inconvenient. Sony ZV-E10 seems to be a winner for me.

[@Donbros]

I wish they release zve10 alike but with viewfinder and maaaybe 10bit to mix with ff footage

[@Pharesm]

wish you'd tried one of the modern Steadicams...

[@adsmel5881]

What I don’t understand is a tiny gopro can do this in camera and steady the file without any input from the user other than clicking the box on screen so why can’t Sony a company 100 times bigger do the same? Camera companies seem to be behind phones and small tech by about 5 to 10 years it’s pretty sad 😞

[@efficaciousuave]

interesting observation. even something as tiny as a insta onex2 has excellent stabilisation- and thats for action videos- something no eis or ibis can compensate for.

[@krishnastock]

Smaller sensors are much easier to stabilize! To get the same in-body results with an APS-C sensor Sony would have to make a larger, more complex, more expensive body!

[@oddtechman]

What i am curious about is just how much resolution you lose on the EIS when it crops in against a 6600/6100 which is a fixed 4k (albeit ibis/shakey).. I see the ZVE-10 outputs 4k.. but if it is cropping an 18mm to say a 23mm to get the jitters out.. then how much of that 4k is it cutting out?

[@SONYAdicto]

you get about 80-90% of the resolution, depending on the clip

[@oddtechman]

@@SONYAdicto so that would explain the 6k downsampled to 4k spec then.. to counteract the EIS cropping... Many thanks!

[@gigihanmandarin]

There are 2 types of EIS in ZVE10. The first is in-camera EIS, doesn't work as well but you don't lose resolution. The second type, as shown by Arthur in the video, you run unstabilized 4k clip through the app Catalyst Browse in PC/Mac and crop out about 10% to achieve stabilization, you get fantastic gimbal-like stabilization but you do lose 10% of resolution.

[@Livingwithmonica]

To literally anyone out there 😅 I have a 6100 and a Ronin SC, but can never get it balanced right OR it just takes so long because the camera and lens is so light. (also prob just me. lol.) I see so many mixed reviews on gimbals, i really just don't know which one to choose. Should I stick with the ronin and just practice? lolol. Or get something smaller?

[@rickthomas9278]

have the 6400, bought a gimbal. took some practice, but, got the ninja walk down ... silky smooth videos with sigma 16 lens.

[@usernamehandle]

Very important, useful vid! I recommend a gimbal, but you gotta workout those arms. Don't skip arm day

[@rashadjones]

Great video. IBIS does suck on the A6600, I just wish Feiyutech customer service was better. My gimbal was lost in the mail (RMA)and I was never notified.

[@Benderlaiv]

I have a6400 and zv-e10. First is alot better for stills with stabilized lenses (17-70, 70-350), the zv is alot better if you shoot video with Sigma / Viltrox primes without stabilization (as catalyst doesn't work with lens OSS). Also pairs well with Sigma 18-50. Yes, Catalyst is boring, but beats carrying a gimbal while traveling for me.

[@hasenmyer]

just to be clear you were getting the results from the zv-e 10 using catalyst browse and NOT "active" stabilization that is built into the camera?

[@ckdesignlab]

Yes, I think he mentioned the amount of work it takes to stabilize in post for the EV10 but it looks really good, which is why he recommended the gimbal overall. Especially, for older APS-C Sony models and those with IBIS. You have to stabilize footage using something like Catalyst when using the ZV-E10. The others would look best on a gimbal and you don't have to correct in post. But it comes down to budget. If you have the older cameras and don't want to stabilize in post then get a gimbal. If you don't mind stabilizing in post, then get the EV10. He used the Sigma lens on all three tests which does not have any OSS (optical stabilization) in the lens. He tested the EV10 which has EIS and had to be stabilized in post, the a6600 using only IBIS (in body image stabilization) and finally the a6100 which has no IBIS or EIS on a gimbal and it looked the best. However, the EV10 crops 4K footage. The Sony A Series cameras won't crop so they will have a wider field of view and look better overall on a gimbal. Also, many reviews on the EV10 report overheating, lack of 4K at 60fps and limited shooting time in 4K because of the small battery.

[@hasenmyer]

@@ckdesignlab I recently got the zv-e 10 I must say I'm not impressed

[@ckdesignlab]

@@hasenmyer what did you find wrong with it? I thought it looked really nice, but after reading and seeing the reviews I learned quite a bit. It will be interesting to see what Sony releases next in the APS-C line once the chip shortage is resolved. Looks like the EV10 is the only thing you can buy new right now. *Scratch that. It looks like they are back on sale again.

[@realworld1626]

Where can I find eis cameras ?