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johnctharp wrote:
The hope here would be to keep the rotational stabilization that Sony has built into their latest IBIS setup while not stabilizing the axises so as to not fight the possibly better optimized OIS available on certain third-party lenses in the same way that Sony does with first-party lenses.
Canon's IS tends to be the best OIS on the market- while Olympus' IBIS may be better than their own OIS implementations, or Sony's than their own OSS, IBIS in general stands as an excellent though imperfect solution next to lenses that have top-shelf OIS implementations that have been customized for the lenses in question. And I mention Canon's Macro lenses specifically as I'm unaware of other OIS implementations that are as effective when shooting at high magnifications, but longer stabilized telephoto lenses from Nikon and Canon, as well as third-party (Tamron, Sigma, and now Tokina) lenses in non-Sony mounts also fit the bill; they're just less likely to be use adapted to an A7-series camera....Show more →
Quite frankly, I dont care for the best stabilization, give me 1+ stops and I'm happy. If I can shoot 1/FL reliably, I'm happy. This is something that I've wanted for a VERY long time, since I began photography a decade ago, and sony is providing it. There's no such thing as a perfect solution, even long lenses dont have perfect solutions.
Now they just need to release an A7r with IBIS and no shutter lag. I'm pretty happy as is with what I've got, but the shutter lag is a bit annoying. A better way to move the af selection is also needed.
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