Stabilizers are balanced for the camera, in this case the iphone5 or iPhone5s. With an Ollo Clip Lens attached to the phone can it still be balanced?
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Yes it can, I've done it. It's not too hard, but it needs to be balanced more on the opposite side of the lens. But it's the best combination since the wide lens doesn't show much shakiness.
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I did some research on the computer and this is what I found. Because any lens with stabilization that you purchase to use on the E-5 will be a different brand they won't communicate with each other. Therefore, if you have the stabilization on in the camera and the lens they will both operate, neither overriding the other. Based on what I read, they will cancel each out. You should turn one or the other off. They say that in lens stabilization is better for telephoto lenses and in camera stabilization is better for short focal lenses. Hope this helps.
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There is the Quick-Flip Case from Olloclip where the top 1/4 slides to the side so you can attach the lens directly onto the phone!
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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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No, it comes with a specifically weighted mount for the go-pro or the the iPhone. I tried mounting a small camera using an adapter for the go-pro mount and it never balanced right no matter how much I adjusted it. It does work great for my iPhone.
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I use both Olympus and Panasonic lenses, and Panasonic lenses both with and without OIS, with my GX7 (and E-M5). If there's a difference in the way it handles stabilization with the different lenses, I haven't noticed it.
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If you're talking about weight, then I have no doubt this tripod will hold any sort of camera up in its regular tripod stance.Will it hold it the weight of the camera while strapped vertically/horizontally? I can't say for sure, I use this tripod on conjunction with my iPhone and Quadlock system and it doesn't wiggle at all. I say for the money, its worth the gamble to test it out to see if it exceeds your needs.
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Hi Dennis. There is no stabilization on this lens. It's very fast and we don't have a need for it. Now, if you are shooting videos, yes they will appear a little jittery of course, but for pictures it's perfect.
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This piece will hold your iPhone (4S is what we purchased this for) on any tripod. All tripods have a 1/4 20 screw on them. All cameras, phones, etc. either have a place that will accept that screw end or you need to use the Glif which is an adaptor for your phone because it doesn't have that screw. Holds it still, works fine!
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Definitely. I have used mine with the telephoto lens and it is sturdy and stable.
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The 20-50 mm lens does not have stabilization; however some of the accessory lens does have that feature. I have been using my NX2000 for about a month, I like it, and the images it produces are very good. Mine does not have stabilization and I compensate by using the carrying strap around my neck, while holding the camera out in front with my arms slightly out stretched. This stabilizes the camera giving me an image that is clear and steady. Bob Kelley Jasper, Ga
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The GH4 does not have in-body image stabilization. The Oly lens does not have in-lens image stabilization. So yes, you can use the lens, but you'd better use a tripod or have a very steady hand. Otherwise, even if you use a high shutter speed, you'll find it hard to frame your shot because the subject will be jumping all around in the VF/LCD. Bottom line: you want some kind of stabilization. Oly puts it in the body, Panny puts it in the lens. (The GX7 has it in the body, but it won't work with video).
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there is a metal ring/washer you glue on the pin hole of your camera phone and this is a one time deal. The lens itself has magnet that sticks to that ring/washer. I might be a little hard to properly align the ring/washer if you have fat fingers, but if you have some tweezers, you should be ok.
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Hey how are you. I would recommend a wide angle lens to minimize you touching the focusing ring and making the stabilizer wobble. For the price, I can honestly say this is one of... If not the best you'll get. Comes with a nice carrying bag, weights and the stabilizer ready to go after balancing. Any other questions feel free to contact me.
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You can get Olympus OMD or Panasonic GX7 with in-body stabilization. Yes, in-body stabilization is still quite rare on DSLR and interchangeable lens camera, maybe due to the size requirements, laws of physics, and cost reasons.
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I use it regularly as a stabilizer; resting it on a porch rail or convenient stone or piece of concrete. It works well in any configuration to stabilize my camera. I would suggest adding an adjustable swivel to make the process easier on uneven surfaces
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Yes, most DSLR with reasonably big lenses will be stable. A stabilizing weight may be needed on the underhook.