AJSJones wrote:
The question resembles \"Does one need a tripod\"
Indeed...
Speshul issues here, tripods are tough to use from a wheelchair, so I\'ve designed a support that is attached to the frame of my chair. It spans across my lap with a slider/rail that many use for video tracking. A fixed/locked centering base allows me to fit a fluid head, ballhead or gimbal; the base can slide but I\'ve not perfected that technique yet.
If the IS does detect tripod use and still work, given my four legged/weeled support kind of acts like a tripod, these newer lenses would work nicely both hand-held and strapped to my wheels, think I\'ll PM roger at lens rentals.
Jerry
Feb 05, 2013 at 11:01 PM
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