So there\'s some ire going around the Sony forum because some of us (and some reviewers) saw significant shutter vibration with the A7r. Meanwhile others haven\'t seen this issue and, for reasons beyond my comprehension, insist not only on vehemently denying that it exists but also labeling the rest of us anti-Sony trolls and shouting down all our pleas to Sony to address it
Anyway, the fact that I will never understand any of that aside, an explanation for why some people experience the problem and others don\'t might be this thread on the Nikon forum about the solution to VR issues (or what turned out not to be) with the new Nikon 300/4 PF VR. The particular frequency at which the D810 vibrated after shutter shock interacted poorly with the 300/4 PF VR and caused vibrations. Adding a battery grip or even an L-plate to the camera changed that frequency just enough to resolve the problem.
So there\'s some ire going around the Sony forum because some of us (and some reviewers) saw significant shutter vibration with the A7r. Meanwhile others haven\'t seen this issue and, for reasons beyond my comprehension, insist not only on vehemently denying that it exists but also labeling the rest of us anti-Sony trolls and shouting down all our pleas to Sony to address it
Anyway, the fact that I will never understand any of that aside, an explanation for why some people experience the problem and others don\'t might be this thread on the Nikon forum about the solution to VR issues (or what turned out not to be) with the new Nikon 300/4 PF VR.
Mar 30, 2015 at 04:56 AM
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