1. A non-transitory program storage device comprising instructions stored thereon to cause one or more processors to: capture a first time-sequenced set of images with an image capture device comprising a lens assembly mechanically coupled to a camera module, wherein each image in the first time-sequenced set of images is associated with one or more capture times, one or more camera motion information samples, and one or more optical image stabilization (OIS) lens motion information samples; perform a high-pass filtering operation on the one or more camera motion information samples of the first time-sequenced set of images; apply a first amount of OIS to one or more parts of the lens assembly of the image capture device based, at least in part, on only portions of the one or more camera motion information samples that passed the high-pass filtering operation; select a current image from the first time-sequenced set of images; identify a first electronic image stabilization (EIS) transform matrix for a first portion of the current image based, at least in part, on one or more camera motion information samples associated with the first portion of the current image; adjust the first EIS transform matrix based, at least in part, on the applied first amount OIS; apply the adjusted first EIS transform matrix to the first portion of the current image to stabilize the first portion of the current image; and store the stabilized first portion of the current image in a memory.