Does the D530 have image stabilization?
1858509
The 5300 does not have "in body" stabilization. Vibration reduction is provided through the VR series of lenses.
1858510
The image stabilization is in the lens, but yes, the two lenses that come in this kit are VR lenses with optical stabilization.
1858511
Yes, both of the lenses in the kit you are asking about have vibration reduction - note the 'VR' in the lens model numbers.Purchased the same kit myself a couple of months back. Excellent camera and lenses.
1337188
No, this lens does not offer image stabilization.http://www.dpreview.com/news/0903/09030313panasonic7-14mm.asp
1815998
Yes, but if you're on a tight budget you should consider the D5300 for a lot less with the same sensor as the D7100. Both very good camera bodies. Also the D5300 has an articulating screen, which the D7100 does not.
1116570
Nikon refers to image stablization as Vibration Reduction. The 110 hasLens-shift and Electronic VR (still pictures) Lens-shift VR (movies)Motion Detection (still pictures) and blur reduction. Ultimately though it comes down to is great ISO range. It can handle lower light with higher shutter speeds, reducing the need for image stabilization. Although not as good as a high end DSLR.
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Sorry, the J28 doesn't have optical image stabilization. It just raises the shutter speed... and probably the ISO (giving you a noisier and more grainy image in the process). In general, any camera that offers "anti-blur mode" doesn't actually use optical or sensor based image stabilization.
766515
The 18-55mm lens does have image stabilization as indicated by the "IS" in the kit description. The 75-300mm lens does not, it is best to use the tripod for this lens.
1337189
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.
144807
I have a Nikon D5300 with a AF-S 18-300 DX. Works great with moderate lighting and above. AF still works and is a great cost effective way to add extra reach. It softens the picture a little bit with large prints. So far it's been a great little gadget.
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Hi, this lens does not have image stabilization. I bought it because I needed a wide angle lens and the Sigma brand is a very good alternative to the expensive Canon lenses. Hope this helps answer your question.
753579
I don't think it is a concern. I am an amateur photographer. I have had the D5100 for about 8 years and now the D5300 as well. Barring a rain storm I have taken the D5100 in all kinds of environments without a problem.
907595
Not much has been said about whether or not the 'improved' image stabilization is actually improved that much. I have the FZ28 and at 18X it can be a little shaky. Has anyone found it improved in the FZ35?
2116168
The lens doesnt have Image Stabilization which is my only down point for it. Otherwise its an awesome lens!
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Image Stabilization (IS) does NOT help with moving objects... it will ONLY HELP with stationary objects like buildings or a landscape. It will not help take stable pictures of people or kids... in fact, it could lead to blurrier photos of people as the IS algorithm will allow the use of a slower shutter speed... you'll end up with sharp backgrounds and blurry people!! Avoid IS unless you know the consequences. The SD900 should be a great choice.
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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 >> 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 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 >> Accessories, it lists that "All EF and EF-S lenses" are... » Read More 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 >> 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 « Show Less
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I got the viewfinder to work on the Sony A57 by using a roto tool and grinding out some of the metal. The metal is easy to grind... But I have not tried to attach it to a D5300
198030
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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Nope, it doesn't. For wide angle lenses is not common to have that feature.When in doubt, check the coding in the name. If it has an 'IS' it means it has Image Stabilization.