Keeping it steady, even when you’re not

The mechanical body- and optical lens-based Image Stabilizers work together, through the camera’s high-speed RF mount, delivering up to 7 stops of protection from camera shake with the RF-S 18-150mm F3.5-6.3 IS STM¹ and also offers the world’s highest level² image stabilization at 8.0 stops³

And when you’re shooting with non-IS lenses (such as fast primes) the wide lens mount of the EOS-R system allows the EOS R7’s IBIS to still deliver highly effectively protection from camera shake.

The tilting action of the camera’s IBIS system can also level-up images, banishing sloping horizons in scenic pictures.

A new Panoramic Shot scene mode is also available, that uses the In-Body IS to compensate for the swinging movement introduced whilst panning the camera – be it left, right, up or down. The result is higher quality panoramas with fewer misalignments caused by motion.

When it comes to panning (shooting with a slow shutter speed while following a moving subject, in order to blur the background), the EOS R7 makes things easy. Select the Panning scene mode and the camera’s AF detects and tracks the vehicle while its Image Stabilizer corrects for vertical camera shake as you pan. The camera even uses its subject recognition to compensate for ‘subject shake’, giving you a much better success rate.

The EOS R7’s class-leading collaborative IS technology also stabilises video, for silky smooth footage that looks like it’s been shot using a dolly or gimbal. A third type of IS can be added too – Movie Digital IS works alongside the EOS R7’s IBIS and OIS, for an even smoother result.