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I don't think optical stabilization would really do much for full-on head bobbing. It's more for finer-grained movements, like hands shaking. And I don't think our heads actually shake much.

That said, you could do digital stabilization on head bobbing and probably get a pretty good result by jacking up the size of the stabilization window, although you'd lose frame size.




Humans probably compensate for some movements, but they are nowhere near as good at it as birds.

For examples, see http://www.cogsci.nl/blog/bird-brains-and-fish-eyes/177-stab...




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