Olympus brings five-axis image stabilization to the point-and-shoot with $400 Stylus SH-1

Olympus introduced the five-axis picture stabilization in 2012 with the OM-D E-M5. That $ 1,000 camera was strong absolute for the day, though the brand new IS tech was maybe the many considerable feature, enabling pointy stills as well as plain handheld video. It’s really exciting, then, that Olympus is bringing that same stabilization to the point-and-shoot line with the Stylus SH-1. This compress cam has copiousness of alternative tricks up the sleeve, too. Take the f/3-6.9, 25-600mm 24x visual wizz lens, for example, or the 16-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor as well as TruePic VII processor (the same found in the OM-D series). There’s additionally the 3-inch 460k-dot LCD, 1080/60p video, an 11fps detonate mode as well as integrated WiFi. The SH-1 is approaching in stores this May in black, white as well as silver. It’ll sell for $ 400, which, deliberation the optics as well as the five-axis picture stabilization upon board, is the flattering plain deal.

Olympus Stylus SH-1

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