turbodude wrote:
Have you tried anymore shutter speeds because that's strange it would only effect those three.
Yes, and if I go as low as 1/25 or 1/30, I can see similar results with IBIS On/Off, which tells me that IBIS is not helping, but those I listed up show worse results with IBIS On,
so I focused on those more, to point to the problem, we found when we tested it.
If you go faster, like 1/200 or higher, you see almost no difference, but at this speeds you're able to get decent sharpness without IBIS.
All tests were done hand held, and we tried to be as stable as possible, so if you use tripod you turn IBIS Off, anyway.
turbodude wrote:
Have you tried anymore shutter speeds because that's strange it would only effect those three.
Yes, and if I go as low as 1/25 or 1/30, I can see similar results with IBIS On/Off, which tells me that IBIS is not helping, but those I listed up show worse results with IBIS On,
so I focused on those more, to point to the problem, we found when we tested it.
If you go faster, like 1/200 or higher, you see almost no difference, but at this speeds you're able to get decent sharpness without IBIS.
All tests were done hand held, it you use tripod you turn IBIS Off, anyway.
turbodude wrote:
Have you tried anymore shutter speeds because that's strange it would only effect those three.
Yes, and if I go as low as 1/25 or 1/30, I can see similar results with IBIS On/Off, which tells me that IBIS is not helping, but those I listed up show worse results with IBIS On,
so I focused on those more to point to the problem, we found when we tested it.
If you go faster like 1/200 or higher, you see almost no difference, but at this speeds you're able to get decent sharpness without IBIS.
All tests were done hand held, it you use tripod you turn IBIS Off, anyway.
turbodude wrote:
Have you tried anymore shutter speeds because that's strange it would only effect those three.
Yes, and if I go as low as 1/25 or 1/30, I can see similar results with IBIS On/Off, which tells me that IBIS is not helping, but those I listed up show worse results with IBIS On, so I focused on those more when we tested the feature.
If you go faster like 1/200 or higher, you see almost no difference, but at this speeds you're able to get decent sharpness without IBIS.
All tests were done hand held, it you use tripod you turn IBIS Off, anyway.
turbodude wrote:
Have you tried anymore shutter speeds because that's strange it would only effect those three.
Yes, and if I go as low as 1/25 or 1/30, I can see similar results with IBIS On/Off, which tells me that IBIS is not helping, but those I listed up show worse results with IBIS On, so I focused on those more when we tested the feature.
If you go faster like 1/200 or higher, you see almost no difference, but at this speeds you're able to get decnet sharpenss without IBIS.
All tests were done hand held, it you use tripod you turn IBIS Off, anyway.
turbodude wrote:
Have you tried anymore shutter speeds because that's strange it would only effect those three.
Yes, and if I go as low as 1/25 or 1/30, I can see similar results, which tells me that IBIS is not helping, but those I listed up show worse results, so I focused on those more when we tested the feature.
Dec 06, 2018 at 11:12 AM
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