On 7 Apr 2005 at 8:26, Alex Z wrote:
> I'm sorry posting OT issue, but so far wasn't able to obtain the info > from other sources, perhaps you guys may be willing to help me out. I > need a statistical technical data on camera hand-holding vibrations, > i.e. typical frequencies, angle amplitudes, angular velocities or > accelerations involved. Statistical data (i.e. actually measured) is > most desired, however based theoretical evaluations may also come > handy. This is required for my B.Sc.EE project (a kind of image > stabilization technology, isn't based on current implementations). > I've spet lots of time in the net searching for this kind of stuff, > put lots of strain on my eyes, nothing so far. Would be grateful if > someone could direct me to the links where such data can be obtained > from. > > Thanks in advance, Alex
I can only vaguely remember that Bob Atkins once did some testing, but mostly tripod-typical vibrations....at least in photo-context that is probably the most elaborate field work done, or at least present on the Net....but far from any formula's.
There's an extremely extensive report here from Markins and the vibration testing on their tripodheads. Yeah, nothing about handheld I think:
http://markins.com/charlie/report3e-01.html
It is 24 (!) pages long.
-- - Marius
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