Electronic devices and corresponding methods for performing image stabilization processes as a function of touch input type

A method in an electronic device, the method comprising:

• receiving, by a user interface, user input initiating a video capture operation;
• determining, with one or more touch sensors, whether the electronic device is being supported by a multi-handed touch input or a single-handed touch input;
• capturing, in response to the user input with an image capture device, a plurality of video frames;
• processing, with one or more processors, the plurality of video frames with a first video stabilization operation when the electronic device is being supported by the multi-handed touch input;
• and
• processing, with the one or more processors, the plurality of video frames with a second video stabilization operation when the electronic device is being supported by the single-handed touch input.

An electronic device, comprising:

• a user interface receiving user input initiating a video capture operation by an image capture device of the electronic device;
• one or more touch sensors determining whether one or more of a device housing of the electronic device and/or a display of the electronic device is receiving one of multi-handed touch input or single-handed touch input;
• and
• one or more processors causing the image capture device to capture a plurality of video frames in response to the user input and one of:
• cause the plurality of video frames to undergo a first video stabilization process when the one or more of the device housing of the electronic device and/or the display of the electronic device is receiving the single-handed touch input;
• and
• cause the plurality to undergo a second video stabilization process when the one or more of the device housing of the electronic device and/or the display of the electronic device is receiving the multi-handed touch input;
• wherein the first video stabilization process is based upon a portion of each frame of the plurality of video frames that is smaller than the second video stabilization process.