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By raczoliver · Posted
Thanks for clearing that up, it was not very obvious from the interface. I felt like stabilization was better with the non-VR 85mm lens than the VR zoom, but it might have just been a misperception. So I suppose I am not able to use the "sport" mode with the 70-200 f/4G lens then? That lens does have a normal/active switch on it, but I think that active mode on the lens is different from the sport mode available in the body. My understanding is that "active" is to be used when the photographer is on a moving platform, such as a vehicle, while the in body "sport" mode is used for panning moving subjects, where normal mode would try to correct for the panning motion and result in jittery frame movement. If the camera menu item is greyed out and disabled while using a lens that has a VR switch on it, it is not possible to select between normal and sport mode on the IBIS. -
My somewhat cynical reaction is that here in the US, for reasons I can't understand, we tend to elect charlatans like this to public office. -
By ilkka_nissila · Posted
I also find the Arca-Swiss plates to be slightly uncomfortable when hand-holding (sharpish corners). Some of my A-S "compatible" products do not physically fit or lock across brands. And finally, last summer I got a DJI gimbal for video. Does it use the Arca-Swiss plates for mounting the camera? No, it does not, it comes with its own, incompatible, plate. -
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