Digital Stabilization is a technology used in video recording to reduce unwanted camera movements, resulting in smoother footage. It analyzes the video frames and compensates for shakes or jitters by cropping and adjusting the image. This process helps create a more professional-looking video, especially in dynamic situations. This technique is commonly found in smartphones, cameras, and video editing software. By employing algorithms, digital stabilization can enhance the viewing experience, making it easier to watch videos without distractions from shaky movements. It is particularly useful for action shots or when filming while in motion.