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Galaxy SYou are actually wrong, they refer to the main camere OIS when talking about gimball like experience, and this OIS is turn on automatically when recording videos (in all modes except 4k 60fps) and shooting photos. You can see how the main cam is moving when you open the camera app and turn the phone so you can see the camera, then try to move a phone a little and you will see how the camera is moving, it is quite fascinating ;)