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| iPhone camera performance is affected by motorcycle shake |
A new post on the Apple Support Forum claims that exposure to high amplitude vibrations, especially from powerful motorcycle engines, affects the performance of the device's camera system.
The company does not recommend the installation of mobile phones on motorcycles because vibrations can be transmitted through the handlebars and frame of the bike.
If you accidentally move the camera while recording, the resulting image may be blurry. To avoid this, some iPhone models have OIS.
With OIS, you can take clear photos even if you accidentally move the camera.
With the help of OIS, the gyroscope can detect the movement of the camera. To reduce image motion and noise, the lens moves according to the angle of the gyroscope.
In addition, some mobile phone models have a closed-loop autofocus function. Locked AF can neutralize the effects of gravity and shake to stay sharp in photos, videos, and panoramic shots.
The closed-loop autofocus allows the card's magnetic sensor to measure the effects of gravity and vibration and position the lens so that it can be adjusted to compensate for motion.
The mobile's optical image stabilization and closed autofocus system are carefully designed for durability.
However, as with many consumer electronic devices that incorporate systems such as OIS, long-term direct exposure to high-amplitude vibrations in a certain frequency range can degrade the performance of these systems and result in decreased performance in the image quality of photos and videos.
It is recommended not to expose the iPhone to long-term and high-amplitude vibration. The iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, and all iPhones since the iPhone 7 have optical image stabilization and locked autofocus.
iPhone camera performance is affected by motorcycle shake
Both functions are subject to magnetic interference from some iPhone accessories. As Apple warned earlier this year. However, removing the extension should solve this problem.
In addition, in a new post, Apple notes that if you plan to install a mobile phone on top of a scooter, or a scooter with a motorized scooter and bicycle pedals. He recommends the use of shock absorbers to reduce the risk of cell phones and camera systems.