A rolling shutter on a camera exposes an image by scanning one section at a time instead of capturing a scene all at once. Mechanical focal plane shutters, at the fastest shutter speeds ...

How big an issue is Rolling Shutter in the real world? Is it so bad that you should avoid cameras that show it? (That's most cameras, by the way.) Or is the problem overstated? Sometimes you can solve ...

Global and rolling shutter sensor designs both have different advantages and disadvantages. So, why have one or the other when you can simply have both on one chip? That's exactly what Nikon has ...

and using the received information to perform the rolling shutter distortion correction for the received video clip. In some implementations, the methods can include the actions of storing the ...

Within most mirrorless cameras, such as the Canon R5, Panasonic GH5, and Nikon Z9, there is a rolling shutter. Rolling shutters capture an image by exposing row by row of pixels, which can lead to ...

Digital cameras using a CMOS sensor often employ something called a rolling shutter. It’s not a physical shutter that rolls across the sensor, though; it’s actually referring to how image data ...

This problem is called the rolling shutter and, like most digital glitches, can be exploited to great effect. Take a look at this clip of a guitar’s vibrating strings, shot by Kyle Jones. When ...