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Your hands always shake a little when taking a video. Sometimes you want to film from a moving car, and that makes the picture shake. Shaking video is blurred and not nice at all. In video cameras there are two ways how this shaking of the camera can be corrected: either the camera only records the middle part of the picture, or the actual mechanism moves slightly with the shaking of the camera.
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