In-body IS with varying FL lenses (or zooms anyway) is old hat in video cameras, but that's a different type of IS, isn't it? Like a computer averaging of successive images?
Ken
Yes, they use a bigger sensor than needed for the video frame. So they can choose the part of the bigger image which best corresponds to the last frame. This method is not nearly as effective as optical image stabilization like in the EOS IS lenses. E.g. it can't help when some or all frames are blurred by camera shake.
Thomas Bantel
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