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The video tutorial discusses lens flares, which are often caused by blurry or low-light areas in Optical Image Stabilization (OIS). It explains how these flares can appear in various positions, such as slightly to the top, middle, or even from top to bottom. Additionally, the tutorial highlights that most day-to-night images tend to be buttery and blurry.

What is a common cause of lens flares in Optical Image Stabilization?

• Overexposed images

• Blurry or low-light conditions

• Fast-moving subjects

• High contrast areas

What effect do low-light conditions have on images in OIS?

• They reduce noise

• They cause lens flares

• They increase contrast

• They make images sharper

Where can lens flares typically appear in an image?

• Only at the bottom

• Only at the top

• Only in the center

• Slightly to the top and middle or from top to bottom

Which of the following is NOT a typical position for lens flares?

• Slightly to the top

• Left corner

• Middle

• Bottom

What is a characteristic of most day-to-night images?

• Sharp and clear

• Buttery and blurry

• High contrast

• Overexposed