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Jean-Charles Hubert Member Joined in November 2014 Posts: 7 |
Posted 23 December 2014 - 23:16 CET |
Hello,
First of all, sorry if this as been asked before, can't find a search option for the forum
For the Canon users, if i understand correctly: Image Stabalization mode 1 is for handheld shots and 2 for tripod/monpod or pan shots. I usually always use 1 but i've been wandering if, since spotting pictures involves mostly panning to follow a plane as it moves across the frame, shouldn't position 2 be mostly used. i'm asking because i'm under the impression that some of my shots in sequence, I have a 7D, are blurred because of the IS setting in 1.
Thanks,
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Nigel Paine Full member Joined in November 2008 Posts: 54 |
Posted 24 December 2014 - 00:43 CET |
Hi, Mode 2 for panning shots, but it is only really effective if you are panning very slowly. A nice smooth reasonably quick panning motion is unlikely to have any up / down movements which the mode 2 would be trying to compensate for.
Try practising on passing cars from quite a long distance (slow panning action), and then up close (fast panning action).
It won't be long before you're panning with no I S at all ! |
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