Does the tamerooon 28-75 llens for canon have an imaging stablelizer system?
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It does NOT. However, I've had no issues what so ever with not having it, being an issue. Tamron uses the letters "VC" to indicate if it has it or not. I think I remember reason that there may be something built in to help with vibration but not an actual switch to turn it off and on. Hope that helps.
2055130
No it doesn't. At 75mm (where you would get the most camera shake), it is possible to hand-hold at 1/75th sec. With a little bit of work (leaning against a wall, something like that) you can hand-hold at 1/60th. Since you wouldn't want to hand-hold at anything slower than that anyway, there's really no need for IS
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Mine has a Nikon mount - but, no, it did not come with image stabelization. Your focal lengths are short enough that paired with an appropriate shutter speed, you should get crisp shots. Or, when in doubt, use a tripod. Not having that feature is one of the reasons it was cheaper
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Hey Miguel, I didn't see that info on the Canon site. Thanks for your response and the info. Now we'll just have to wait. All the best!
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Not on this version of Canon. Here is the manual for you to read up on http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/8/0300013948/03/pssx700hs-cu3-en.pdf
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This is a fantastic lens! I have never had an issue with image stabilization when using this lens. I love the versatility and range of the lens. I have one of the original Rebel's and also a newer model.I use this as an all purpose lens. At one time I had a 100-400 range canon lens and found that a terrible choice for convenience and for stability. That prompted me to get the Tameron lens and I have never looked back. I also bought one for my daughter who has the rebel xti and it is the only lens she uses as well.
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I'm not aware of this feature on this camera. I've read that the stills aren't wonderful quality anyway but haven't tried stills at all yet. Here is a link to the pdf manual and it also contains some links to R/C folks that have used them. http://www.armadale.org.uk/808manual.pdf Hope this helps.
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Hi Lieu, this lens does not have the Optical SteadyShot feature. Thanks_Mitch
1906273
Yes. The alpha6000 does not have built-in "sensor-shifting" image stabilization. This means if you want image stabilization it must be included in the lens. I think the Sony advertises this as Optical SteadyShot or having OSS technology. As an aside, it is more difficult to implement built-in image stabilization into cameras with large sensors without greatly increasing the body size, because the distance the sensor would need to travel for the stabilization effect increases with its size. I think this is why Sony is choosing to keep stabilization in the lens.
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Read this review it does mention that this lens does have "image stabilization".....hope this helps...http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron-18-270mm-3p5-6p3-vc-pzd
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Not sure what "mechanically stabilized" means, but it does have optical image stabilization. What I can tell you is that I love the camera and actually took amazing pictures while riding on the back of a motorcycle on Tail of the Dragon...both stills and in movie mode.
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I think there are 2 - with and without optical stabilization. I have the one without OS which works just fine on a tripod for wildflowers (you don't use OS with a tripod anyway). The 150 mm focal length is a little much to use for handheld macros anyways IMHO! A very sharp optic.
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Don't order them! I returned them. Uncurable defect. Order the Canon with image stabilization.
775711
sorry, did not see this until now. Hope you bought the lens - awesome. It has image stabilization 3 choices off and 2 on's. one for vertical and one for horizontal movement. Here are some butterflies I photo'd with it. www.patricialamphotography.com/flowers/flowers (yes twice on flowers) first 3 photos. very sharp. Wish my Canon 85 mm f1.4 and 24-70 f2.8 had image stabilization. Sorry for the delay
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No, the image stabilization is in my Panasonic Lumix GX7 body, not in the 7-14mm lens. This system works fine and I like that it makes an already expensive lens, less expensive.
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No it does not..an EFS 80-200 has stabilization. some lenses have USM or EFS in there size and those have extras built in to help your vibrations.
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Image stabilization is a nice plus not a necessity. I use this lens a lot with great results. If the price is right go for it.
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I've used the Canon Elura 100 with the SLR (not the Zoom), without adding additional hardware. Worked fine. I also straightened out the legs, used one as a forward handle, and used the other two legs to steady the camera against my chest or shoulder when I was handholding the camera. Made for a nice impromptu steadicam effect while traipsing all over the wilds of the central Philippines.
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Yes. The alpha6000 does not have built-in "sensor-shifting" image stabilization. This means if you want image stabilization it must be included in the lens. I think the Sony advertises this as Optical SteadyShot or having OSS technology.As an aside, it is more difficult to implement built-in image stabilization into cameras with large sensors without greatly increasing the body size, because the distance the sensor would need to travel for the stabilization effect increases with its size. I think this is why Sony is choosing to keep stabilization in the lens.