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DavidBM wrote:
Hard to believe, though I occasionally think I should do some tests.
But here’s the thought: nothing about the sensor movement will be changed by the higher shutter speed. If you are hand holding, then it’ll behave the same way as if the ss was 1/20 or whatever. And if the sensor movement is such that you get a platform in which that 1/20 exposure is even moderately sharp, then surely 1/1250 must stop any movement...
But I know, a priori reasoning doesn’t always work in this domain.
I'd add, for completeness, that most people seem to shoot using Electronic First Curtain Shutter set to On (no real downside, and it reduces shutter vibration and wear and tear). EFCS sometimes has problems with shutter speeds faster than 1/1000, especially with bright lenses, so turning off IBIS for high shutter speeds may not matter, but turning off EFCS might. (I wish there was an automatic setting for this, but as it is adjusting this is part of my shot routine.) I'm curious whether this axiom will still hold true for the a7riii.
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