What exactly is the image sensor doing when the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II is shooting in less-than-stable situations?
That’s the question answered by YouTube user Fredrik Gløckner in the above video. He mounted a Panasonic GH4 right in front of the E-M5 Mark II’s lens mount and shook it around a bit. It was surprising to me just how much movement occurs as the E-M5 Mark II shifts its sensor in attempt to stabilize.
[via PetaPixel and Micro 4/3rds Photography]
Olympus is partly owned by Sony, so it could be Technology Transfer from Sony and Olympus could be paying royalty to Sony for every camera sale.