Does image stabilization work with this adapter?
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Yes but keep in mind this is a SLOW focusing adapter. Slightly slower than metabones. If you are relying on IS to take action shots or bird shots, it'll be difficult.
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It works perfectly I recommend it much is not rapid but it fulfills the approach is precise I it am using with 50mm 1.4 with spectacular results.
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Clear for photography of nature chance photography is not advisable alone sports either but it gives a few incredible results, regards.
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Yes ,the lens has a "floating" housing for the image stabilization to work. the lens will always wooble as you say. There is no problem.
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No, not really. Cameras for years have not had image stabilization. And they worked just fine. Honestly all you need to do is boost the ISO and increase the shutter speed to compensate for hand jitter. Or place the camera on a sturdy tripod.
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yes, and it will work with modern canon camera, but canon camera has a catch, the stabilizer system is in the lenses and not in the camera, so you will have an old lens mounted in a eos canon without image stabilization, to tell you the true it is worthless.
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No it won't, in fact the opposite. It increases the zoom and reduces the wide angle. With the converter installed you can really only use the camera at close to full zoom.
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You might, especially in low light conditions. As long as the light is good you should be alright. You can always look at the image you just took, and determine what adjustments need to be made. A bigger problem is stabilizing camera and lens to zero motion, since it's all manual there is no vibration reduction / stabilization.
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Yes but it's an electronic stabilization, not as effective as more sophisticated techniques. Still better than nothing. Even more expensive camcorders of Panasonic/JVC range use the same technique according to my knowledge.
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No. Canon does offer one with image stabilization, but it is several hundred dollars more expensive. You can google Canon lenses & see it & read its specs.
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yes the adapter works with that, this lens requires complete manual control though
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If the mount is an alpha mount then yes, once again please refer to my other post about this product. Biggest tip here if you don't feel like researching more - zoom lens are horrible for the adapter because minolta(sony) has their equivalent (image stabilizer) in the body whereas Canon in the lens. So unless you have a surgeons hands or using a tripod all the time your images will blurr.
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Hi Stephen,Image Stabilization/Steady Shot will not work when connecting a Sony SAL70300G lens on the Sony A7 Camera with Sony LA-EA4 Lens Adapter. - Vincent
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I've read several posts/reviews that confirm that it has image stabilizer, but if it does, it is modest in effect; and, I suppose it should be, otherwise like YouTube's strong image stabilizer, the video can become very distorted looking with significant image stabilization.
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Yes, some of the lens elements need to move in order to provide the image stabilization. Once power is applied, the image stabilization takes control of those floating elements to provide the in-lens image stabilization. This is perfectly normal. Hope that helps, Sean
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Yes it does; I have owned this adapter for several months now, and it works great. If you do a lot of video filming and want to save on battery usage it is invaluable.
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Absolutely. There are several on YouTube showing this stabilizer with various camera systems.
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I would assume so. The adapter fits on the camera, then you screw this thing in. Clarity and resolution, focusing, etc. are horrible.
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Probably not. I recommend you check out a mono pod or tripod. There also is a gimble style stabilizer that may help you but I've never used one so if you try it let me know how it works. Hope I answered your question.