5 Axis Image Stabilization Camera

[2,360,000 Dot] I am impressed by the features packed in such a compact body especially the 5 axis image stabilization that works really well in the videos. The image quality is really good. My Nikon D5600 DSLR might have slightly better image quality but the portability and features makes me want to use this more. The only downside is that the battery life could have been better and they should have provided a separate charger. I am not a fan of in-camera battery charging. But you can find a generic one on ebay for less than 10$ so not really a big issue.

[7.7 Wh] A great camera. Full frame premium sensor, five axis in-body stabilization... The electronic viewfinder is a wonder, and even better than the one I was used to with the A77 I already had. Forget about "chimping" at the LCD after each shot as other brands users will keep being used to: you only take the eye from the viewfinder when you want to. After all, the image you see there is already VERY close to the picture you will take (the camera is smart enough to take in account ISO-shutter-aperture settings, of course), and even if you want to review it you will be able to do that there in the viewfinder. This revolutionary approach changes your way of capturing what you see.

[0.3 lb] Good image quality with excellent stabilization

[Slip Joint] I've used this camera for about 3 months now and am still surprised by the quality of the image and how great the stabilization works on it. The price point is good. It is small but not too small. I've carried it around Charleston, at the drag races and to car shows and it is really easy to fit in the pocket of your vest or a fanny pack and pull out to do a few quick videos.

[5 to 95%] This has everything I wanted in a pick up and shoot, quality camera. The image stabilization when zoomed all the way in is great. The autofocus is excellent. Being able to record in Log is great too.

[100%] For the money you'd be hard pressed to find a more capable camera. And while some complain about the lack of image stabilization or autofocus, these become a non-issue when using cinema lenses, the mft mount is a bit tighter than others, which keep the lens steady when adding a follow focus, or put on the metabones PL speedbooster or t-cine locking EF (both .71x).

[Brown] Is a great camera is compact and the stabilization image-sensor works great. Is my second Olympus camera after ten years. I choose buy another because the Olympus optic is one of the best and the 4/3 system is great because I can use hall of my lenses.

[APS-C] Every now and then, a lens comes along that gets glued to your camera. That's the case with this lens. A very useful focal range, terrific image stabilization, not too heavy and a reasonable price. Love it.

[Yes] After 7 years Axis finally came out with an upgrade to the M1065. Improvements in all functions of the camera. The image is brighter and sharper even though the maximum resolution is still 1920x1080. With upgraded CPU and memory the camera can run the latest firmware updates with all the added features. Use cameras with Axis Companion security software. Because of the software integration it is worth the extra expense. The default camera has no WiFi or power supply, powered by POE ($300). The wireless/POE kit (Axis TM1901) is another $70. The image shows the camera mounted on an Axis mount that is an additional cost. Installed 4 of these cameras with no issues wired or wireless.

[360°] I have an Ozmo 3 axis stabilizer which I no longer need because this rig with FilmicPro stabilization does all I need. This video was shot using the Ulzani rig. https://vimeo.com/665035368