Does the 70-300 lens have image stabilization?
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Valued Buyer, This bundle comes with the 75-300 Lens and it has image stabilizer thank you
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Susan, the anser is "yes" and "no". This camera has lenses with image stabilized capability, and the camera has modes to help with motion stability, but it's not the same as the lens stabilization.
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I believe the 70-300 is for the older 4/3 standard, & would require an adapter for a micro 4/3 camera, which would slow its focusing considerably.
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Yes it does. Great lens. Sigma will have OS in the name for optical stabilization. I also bought the sigma 2.8 70-200 with OS. Also a great lens.
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Hi D. Scuderi, This feature is in the Alpha A-mount camera body. The SAL18250 lens does not have the image stabilization feature. Hope this helps. - Omar
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I haven't tried it on a 70-300, but I have used it on a Nikon 55-200 af-s lens and the pictures always come out great. The only problem, as others have mentioned is that the autofocus often gets jumpy, and in some circumstances it won't autofocus at all. If you are prepared to use manual focus you'll have no problem.
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No, but if you buy the FE lenses by Sony they will have Image Stabilization built into the lens.
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No it is not an image stabilizer lens. For the money it is a great everyday lens. I have had some trouble with it on auto focus at 250mm. I would still recommend the lens.
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Yes, the two lenses are worlds apart. The 70-300 is a top quality 'prosumer' lens, intended for advanced amateurs and pros on a budget; worth every penny! The 55-200 is an affordable, 'entry level' lens and an excellent value.
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Hi Sherry, 18-140 VR zoom lens does have the image stabilization. For more information you can visit this page :http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/AF-S-DX-NIKKOR-18-140mm-f%252F3.5-5.6G-ED-VR.html
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This lens does not have image stabilization. However, you can shoot wide open at f1.8 to increase your shutter speed, and still get sharp sharp images. Hope this helps!
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No. Sigma designates image stabilization with an 'OS' in the model name. The newer version of this lens does have it: http://www.amazon.com/Sigma-50-500mm-4-5-6-3-Telephoto-Canon/dp/B003980YK6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1363364953&sr=8-1&keywords=Sigma+50-500mm
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I'm not an expert just a photo hobby guy. But i believe there might be a second generation image stabilization on the 300 mm lens. Plus the obvious better zoom capacity. My 200 does a pretty good job at getting indoor pictures at a basketball game. I have to set the right aperture and ISO at first but it works for me. Depends on your need for the additional zoom. Good luck
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Hi, thanks question. This lens have focus motor, This lens is Auto Focus lens . But Sony lens does not come with the image stabilization. Thanks in advance.
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While the 70-300 is better able to stand up to abuse, and not limited on a polarizing filter, a recent Pop Photo response to a letter implies the 55-300 may be a bit sharper (July or Aug. issue) and says the 55-300 is "a steal."The 55-300 has a metal mount, not plastic. The 200 has a plastic mount.What i HATE is the lens hood that comes with this lens. Extremely fragile.
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Image Stabilization (IS) is a feature associated with lenses. When looking at the Canon lenses if it has IS, it has image stabilization. The 7D does work with IS enabled lenses.
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Since you aren't being specific about which 75-300, I'll just assume it's because they don't have image stabilization (IS). Cheaper Canon 75-300mm lenses don't usually have this feature. The UD lenses have fluorite (I think) elements. At any rate, the "UD" tag in the lens name = ultra low dispersion (which means more $$). You can tell the features of a particular lens by the numbers and abbreviations in the lens name. Example: EF (type of lens mount), 70-300mm (this one is obvious), f/4-5.6 (aperture range from 70-300), IS (image stabilization), USM (type of motor that drives the autofocus, in this case, Ultra Sonic). All of these features can add to or take away from the price of a lens. You might also see a I, II, or III thrown in there somewhere, this is the revision or the iteration of a particular lens series. I hope this helps.