A blurred image results on the image plane and as a result of camera vibrations. Gyro sensors sense the respective vibrations and pass the data to the microprocessor, which in turn calculates the angle of rotation and passes on control commands to the driving unit which shifts the element VC opposite to the direction of the vibration. ( VC Scheme)  

The Tamron Vibration Compensation mechanism employs a three-coil system in which three driving coils move internal optical components within the VC lens electromagnetically, based on signals originating from three steel ball bearings. Since the VC compensating lens elements are held in place solely by contact with these bearings, smooth, virtually frictionless movement is assured, providing stabilized viewfinder images and excellent tracking performance characteristic of VC lenses. (The system works at a speed of 4000Hz, meaning that a correction is performed 4000 times a second). Moreover, since the VC lens elements move parallel to the image plane via electronic control alone, the mechanical structure is simplified, and the lens is more compact.