Richard CanonNews / Monday, December 10, 2018 / Categories: Canon Patents Canon Patent Application: Tilting the sensor automatically (NOT IBIS) We skipped over this one during our dissemination of the patent applications on Thursday, but since it's being reported in other places, we felt we should comment on it. This patent application describes cases where when zooming a lens, the image plane "tilts" and shifts. This patent is so that when you are zooming the lens, the sensor will automatically tilt in two axis, depending on instructions from the lens itself. This patent is not IBIS. IBIS is "in body image stabilization", this patent has nothing to do with stabilization for shake correction. We have yet to see a detailed patent from Canon describing mechanically an IBIS sensor assembly. Japan Patent Application 2018-194766 Previous Article Latest Rumor: EOS R to get 5 axis stablization Next Article Kippon announces five Canon RF lenses Print 4487 Tags: Canon Patent Application Hi Lo Notes Related articles Patent Application: Lens Auto-Aperture Control Patent Application for Canon RF 16-28mm F2.8, 16-28mm F2.8-4 and 16-28mm F4 designs Canon Patent Application: High Magnification Super Telephoto Zooms Canon Patent Application: Curious Catadioptric Optical System Canon Patent Application: Drone Camera Assembly Please login or register to post comments.