An image stabilizing binoculars contain built-in motion sensors or gyroscopic mechanisms that manipulate the lenses' movement in real-time. It can adjust the effect of shaking hands, correcting image capturing, and making the final imagery more suited. In a real situation, image stabilizing binoculars work to maintain the image captured in view by quickly and continually modifying the image with an image-stabilizing mechanism controls. That in turn removes the effect of motion in view caused by binoculars movement in the hands.