Vibration correcting apparatus controlling the gain of the contr

Television – Camera – system and detail – Camera image stabilization

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396 52, H04N 5232

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058052127

ABSTRACT:
A vibration correcting device comprising a movement sensor for detecting vibration, a vibration correcting system for correcting the vibration, a control circuit for controlling the vibration correcting system according to the output of the movement sensor, and a characteristics control circuit for varying the frequency characteristics of the control circuit according to the function state of the vibration correcting system, wherein the control is conducted in such a manner that, when the vibration correcting system reaches a predetermined state, the gain of the control circuit within a predetermined frequency range is lowered to a predetermined level but the gain in a range lower than the above-mentioned frequency range is substantially not lowered.

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