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Post by Deleted on Dec 7, 2015 20:34:34 GMT
Well, I learned something new today. According to this short article there is an argument to be made that you should turn off your Image Stabilization (IS) on your camera lenses when travelling. It is something that had never occurred to me before, and whilst the article states that there are some that say this is not really required I think I will err on the side of caution and turn it off from now on. Better to be safe than sorry!
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Post by BuckSkin on Dec 8, 2015 9:46:18 GMT
I would say YES, turning (IS) off anytime the camera is subjected to constant motion or vibration would be a good idea.
However, me being a mechanically logical individual, I know with certainty that, so long as the main camera power switch is OFF, everything else is also OFF, except of course the clock.
I have gotten used to always leaving both (IS) and (AF) off, doing my focusing manually; such that, whenever I pick up the wife's camera (identical to mine, by the way) it almost scares me when all those little motors start whirring.
On a side note, my batteries last about five times as long as her's before they need charging.
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billz
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Post by billz on Dec 10, 2015 3:36:02 GMT
Interesting note about battery life. I hadn't thought about it that way. Thanks!
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