Does the E-mount version have optical image stabilization?
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Hi,I checked my specs sheet and it does not have this information listed. Please contact the manufacturer for the details. please check with sony tech support.
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no, this lens is not image stabilized. it is a good lens, very sharp but quite pricey.
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Yes they do. They both have a vibration reduction setting, (image stabilization).
1221901
Hi Austin, Yes It has image stabilization. It has Pan Smoothing, stabilization amount and rolling shutter correction. Hope this helps. Randell
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No, this lens does not offer image stabilization. http://www.dpreview.com/news/0903/09030313panasonic7-14mm.asp
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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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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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Not formally that I know of but I have tried to used my 300 with the TX 20 EIII and I have seen a fall off in my quality of image.
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Yes. The in body image stabilization is only active when non O.I.S. lenses are used. When A Panasonic O.I.S. lens is mounted, the lens's stabilization is used, and the in body stabilization turns off.
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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.
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Sorry John, looked at the links, all took me to the e-mount, not a-mount. good luck.
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Yes. There are a few of them. Some with optical glass in them like the one I bought, which makes up for the difference in mount to focal plane in FD mint vs EF mount. The extra piece of glass can findings cause some haziness though depending on the weather
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I only shoot with Canon, however optical stabilization works the same pretty much across the board with any lens unlike Sony that has image stabilization built into the camera. The OS feature simply gives you one to two stops of stabilization. I read on Sigma website that this lens OS feature is not available on Pentax and Sony cameras and maybe it's due to both having image stabilization built in the camera.
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Hmmm....the images are so stable under even bad lighting that I thought it had image stablilization!
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I think that there are two models. One of them is without OS (Optical Image Stabilization) and the other is with OS. Os is an important feature in order to take macro pictures.
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1) Yes it does have image stabilization. If you look closely at the display picture on Amazon, you can see there is a "switch" for image stabilization right under the AF/MF focus switch. 2) I do believe it is compatible with the Canon EOS 550D. I am judging by the fact that this is an EF-S lens and the 550D can mount that type of lens. If you go to Canon (http://www.canon-europe.com/For_Home/Product_Finder/Cameras/Digital_SLR/EOS_550D/#p-specification22) you'll see under Specification &gt;&gt; Accessories, it lists that "All EF and EF-S lenses" are supported. Don't for get to mark that this was helpful, if it was :) good luck
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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