It stabilizes your view through the viewfinder even before you take a picture, helping you keep your subject in the frame right where you want it. Stabilization also helps in smaller, but important, ways. That allows photographers to shoot in low light, or to use big lenses without a tripod. The reciprocal rule suggests that a 100mm lens shouldn’t be shot lower than 1/100 second shutter speed - but with stabilization, you can push that shutter speed even lower. A camera with image stabilization can shoot at much lower shutter speeds than one without, creating a cleaner, crisper low-light image than the alternative of raising the ISO, which introduces noise.
Image stabilization fights the movement of the camera to create sharper still photos and steadier videos. This alone can sway some users to move from DSLR to mirrorless - or to choose one mirrorless brand over another if the latter doesn’t put stabilization into its cameras (we’re looking at you, Canon). DSLRs, save for Pentax, typically do not have in-body stabilization systems, preferring lens-based stabilization.
Image stabilization has become a headline feature on mirrorless cameras and smaller action cameras.
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