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This is analogous to astro-photography problems with keeping stars as points rather than as blurred lines in long exposures. If you think about it, if a long ex
by cesaref 2y ago
This is analogous to astro-photography problems with keeping stars as points rather than as blurred lines in long exposures. If you think about it, if a long exposure at night has a static landscape but moving stars, the IBIS equivalent would have static stars and a moving landscape :)
- wiml 2y agoThere are some fairly enjoyable time lapse videos taken in a non rotating frame: https://youtu.be/DmwaUBY53YQ https://youtu.be/zRTJ5ISmVXE