New Canon patent will improve IBIS when shooting HDR photographs

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In a bid to improve in-body image stabilization (IBIS) for HDR, Canon has recently applied for a new patent to compensate for image movement between single photos. 

When shooting with Automatic Exposure Bracketing (AEB) with IBIS engaged, the single images created are prone to featuring slight differences due to camera movement between shots. However, it seems that this new patent will compensate for this movement, enabling photographers to achieve a sharper final image when capturing the exposures needed for a HDR.

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Hannah Rooke
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Having studied Journalism and Public Relations at the University of the West of England Hannah developed a love for photography through a module on photojournalism. She specializes in Portrait, Fashion and lifestyle photography but has more recently branched out in the world of stylized product photography. Hannah spent three years working at Wex Photo Video as a Senior Sales Assistant, using her experience and knowledge of cameras to help people buy the equipment that is right for them. With eight years experience working with studio lighting, Hannah has run many successful workshops teaching people how to use different lighting setups.