Phones With Good Camera Stabilization

The best head phones ever you have to get some yourself very very very very good.

I like this camera, it is a good option to run with my pet, the stabilization is very good for my use and the price is reasonable.

The camera body feels good, like a lightweight but well built and solid DSLR. The image stabilization is fantastic, I can shoot some nice videos of baby moving around handheld with one hand only. The kit lens performs well for video, but I don't like it so much for stills.

Ive been using Panasonic camcorders for several years now and each one keeps getting better. This camera has solid optical stabilization, good auto focus and all the things i look for in a camera. Only one small complaint i have it on the V770 that i came from, this model doesnt allow you to turn on the led light from the main screen. You have to go into the menu which is a paid, but not a deal breaker.

I've been searching for the right 4K camera for quite some time. Having worked for JVC, I've seen some amazing technology. After comparing similar models, I couldn't pass up the WXF1. The twin-camera looking back at you is an ingenious idea. It's so true that we normally can't capture what's going on behind the camera. My 6 year old son is always in the frame and now I can be too! The build quality is sturdy and should allow for years of use. I have larger hands and I think the fit is good, though if someone has larger hands they may opt for an external mount/stabilizer. The audio microphone is good enough. I got an external mic. The difference is black and white. I have the lowcut filter off, AGC on and the decibel gain down to -24. The sound is now about par with studio quality. The stabilization takes a little getting used to. It tends to lag behind with rapid movement, which is standard as the system is an internal stabilization. Stabilization is very smooth in tripod-controlled movements however. The video itself is crisp and the high frame rate is excellent. I will say that the top shoe access door is a bit flimsy and I don't trust it would stay attached with constant in-and-out of a bag if that door is open and an accessory is mounted. The 62mm lens up front accepts a wide variety of hoods. Just know that some of those hoods will actually stick out below the base of the camera so it may rub on some accessory mounts/handles if you choose to go that route. Night visions is fantastic though it fades easily when the camera is zoomed in. Menus and touchscreen is easy to use. I like that it turns on the moment you open the LCD monitor or pull out the viewfinder and turns off when they're closed. Battery life is decent at 90 minutes with a full charge and better if using the viewfinder. The smartphone app is very useful. There is a little latency but it's not disruptive. Additionally, it comes with a three year warranty. Woot!

This camera is good for basic stabilization. You can pretty much pop it on top of anything and itll stay where you place it. Its small and lightweight which was all I asked for. The only downside is that when you are using audio attachments that it can become unbalanced and take a bit more adjusting to make the camera stable.

The first thing I noticed using this camera is that the image stabilization actually works - it visible in the view finder as your recording. This is important to me as I use it outside to shoot action shots so much of it is hand held while on the move. Of course the image looks wonderful on the little screen/vew finder, but it's when you play it back on your TV or large computer monitor that you can see the difference that the canon lens and 1/3 chip make. This camera is NOT a toy - it's for real - the images are crystal clear. Unbelievably good camera at any price but ridiculously good at this price. My only complaint is they put too many silly extras in the menus (like the ability to draw stuff on the image - kid stuff. It's a minor annoyance though - don't let it stop you from getting this camera is your primary interest is in exceptionally good video images and surprisingly good built in audio recording. Yes - I DO recommend this camera - very highly. Mike

These are great Head Phones. They have the best noise cancellation function I've experienced so far. They are well built and sturdy. They sound very clear and bass response is very good. Frequency response is excellent and distortion is not existent. Not a whole lot of power is needed to drive them either. Sounds great on smart phones and tablets. The included cables are sufficiently long and an adapter is also included for plugging into a receiver. Although these phones could be a bit tight on someone with a large fit, I definitely recommend the ATH-M50x as a very good pair of head phones.

Good por phones or accessories. Not so good for cameras

A very useful accessory which allows more flexibility when videoing and increases camera stabilization.