How To Unlock Electronic Image Stabilization on Nexus 5X - Wapvibes247.com

Stabilization is best for the perfect picture. The Huawei Nexus P and the LG Nexus 5X both come with the same camera hardware, but the latter does not come with this neat feature. If you are disappointed to not find Electronic Image Stabilization on Nexus 5X, don’t be disappointed just yet. Some users have found out a way to unlock EIS on Nexus 5X by simply editing the build.prop file from the root directory.

Obviously, in order to access the root directory, you will need to root your Nexus 5X with Kingroot .  You can also download a free root enabled file manager like ES File Explorer from the Google Play Store.

Step 1: Modify the build.prop file

Once you have downloaded your preferred root-enabled file manager, open it and grant it Superuser permission. Go ahead and navigate to the root partition of your device, which is the highest folder in the folder tree. From the root directory, access the “System” folder and make sure that the directory is mounted as read/write (Mount R/W).



Scroll down to the bottom of the folder to find a file named “build.prop” and long-press it. On the “Options” menu that appears, press “Open with” and then select “Text Editor” from the pop-up window.

Once you have the “build.prop” file open in the text editor, scroll down to the bottom of the list and press enter on the keyboard. In order to unlock Electronic Image Stabilization on Nexus 5X, you have to insert this line of code into the file:

persist.camera.eis.enable=1



Once you have entered the code line mentioned above, press the menu button and save the changes you have made. Restart your Android device once you have saved the file and exited the file manager app.

Step 2: Enable Electronic Image Stabilization on Nexus 5X

Once you have edited the build.prop file and rebooted the device, it is time to fire up EIS feature. Head over to the stock Camera app on your Nexus 5X and head over to the “Settings” tab. Press “Resolution & quality” and enable the toggle switch next to “Enable video stabilization”.



Your Device is good to go.