Operation Manual

The rolling shutter effect is an unwanted effect inherent in the components called CMOS sensors,

which are commonly used in digital single-lens reflex cameras (DSLRs), pocket cams, mobile

telephones and video cameras.

Rolling shutter effect tends to be undetectable or hardly noticeable in footage before stabilization.

But after a video is successfully stabilized in post-production, the rolling shutter effect remains

and may slightly or severely impair the quality of the footage.

So Mercalli is also equipped to combat this unwanted effect when needed – because there is no

benefit in stabilization if the result is spoilt by other undesirable effects.