Firmware Update for Samsung NX1 Brings Digital Stabilization to 4K Video
 

The DIS can be turned on or off and works in addition to any OIS on a lens (works with any lens)> It appears to have little adverse effect on video quality, results in only a minor crop of the image, and helps stabilization enormously.

Here is a video showing the effects using a long telephoto lens, first with only OIS (this lens does not have good OIS) and then with DIS in addition:


And here is a handheld video shot with the NX 16-50mm S lens using OIS and DIS:

Re: Firmware Update for Samsung NX1 Brings Digital Stabilization to 4K Video
 

Wow, that's quite a firmware update!

Re: Firmware Update for Samsung NX1 Brings Digital Stabilization to 4K Video
 

Shot this today with 1.40 FW ( DIS on ) with 15mm F2.8 Sigma at macro 5.9" range handheld :

Re: Firmware Update for Samsung NX1 Brings Digital Stabilization to 4K Video
 

If the lens selection wasn't so limited, and expensive, I would jump on this camera.Giving up autofocus and auto exposure to use my Canon lenses is a deal killer for me.

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OIS then OIS+DIS using the NX 16-50mm S lens.

Re: Firmware Update for Samsung NX1 Brings Digital Stabilization to 4K Video
 

I use my legacy DSLR lenses with my NX1 that are great for 4K video.
Screenshot from my NX1 4K video with 15mm F2.8 Sigma :
https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5823/...1338502e_o.png

Re: Firmware Update for Samsung NX1 Brings Digital Stabilization to 4K Video
 

4K video test of the effects of DIS using a lens with no OIS. The first clip in each scene has DIS turned off:

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Here is an example of why DIS is such an important breakthrough. This is a video of close-ups of insect life on flowers, shot with a 90mm (35mm-equivalent) macro lens handheld. You cannot efficiently shoot dragonflies, butterflies and bees at work with tripods - these insects move around and you have to "capture" them opportunistically - you have to be able to move after them with camera and shoot while they are in place. Without stabilization, the close-up video would be unwatchable - jitter and shaky. Well, here is what you can get using the NX1 with DIS and OIS combined:

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Sunnyday in a Swiss Garden NX 1, 16-50mm S, 1.4 Firmware. OSS & DIS, ND Filter

Could be much slower movement with the new big Gimbal. Last clips DIS only MF Meyer Görlitz Primoplan 1.9 58 mm from 1960 a creamy buttery Bokeh...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/cgpaemplzi...arten.m4v?dl=0

No grading. Part with Gamma C, some DR Settings from Andrew Reid's Setup Guide.

UHD 25p FCPX 1080 50p, Conversion Edit Ready

Some are Over exposed and some with 1/3 under

New EOSHD setup guide gives Samsung NX1 LOG capability and more - EOSHD

Re: Firmware Update for Samsung NX1 Brings Digital Stabilization to 4K Video
 

Two videos where DIS is combined with OIS (16-50mm PZ lens):

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50-200mm NX lens + DIS:

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Rokinon 12mm f2.0 + DIS:

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Again:

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And again:

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Shooting action sports handheld Lens: 45mm f1.8 without OIS.