Movement Compensation was described as the mechanism that moves the sensor to reduce blur.

Movement Compensation was described as the mechanism that moves the sensor to reduce blur.

• A. Sensor Shift
• B. Auto Focus
• C. Image Stabilization
• D. Movement Compensation

Answer: (D)

Movement compensation describes counteracting camera shake by moving the sensor itself to cancel out motion during the exposure. When you shoot handheld, tiny hand movements blur the image; shifting the sensor in the opposite direction at the same speed keeps the image stable on the sensor, producing a sharper photo. This sensor-shift approach is the mechanism behind in-body image stabilization and is distinct from autofocus, which focuses the lens, or from image stabilization in general, which can be described but doesn’t specify the sensor’s movement. So the description fits because it names the specific mechanism that physically moves the sensor to reduce blur.

Movement compensation describes counteracting camera shake by moving the sensor itself to cancel out motion during the exposure. When you shoot handheld, tiny hand movements blur the image; shifting the sensor in the opposite direction at the same speed keeps the image stable on the sensor, producing a sharper photo. This sensor-shift approach is the mechanism behind in-body image stabilization and is distinct from autofocus, which focuses the lens, or from image stabilization in general, which can be described but doesn’t specify the sensor’s movement. So the description fits because it names the specific mechanism that physically moves the sensor to reduce blur.