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By raczoliver · Posted
What a wonderful opportunity to pick up an entry-level Z8 with a basic telephoto lens and finally get my mom started in photography! ;-) -
By raczoliver · Posted
I am a little confused about VR capability of my Zf when paired with an F mount lens using the FTZ II adapter, and was wondering if someone could shed some light on it for me. I frequently use the AF-S 85mm F/1.8G, as well as the AF-S 70-200 F/4G ED on the Zf, the latter of which has VR in the lens. When I mount an adapted F-mount lens that has no VR in it, I can choose between normal, sport, or off from the menu as usual, and enjoy several stops of VR. Obviously, this is using the in body image stabilization system of the camera, since the lens has none. However, when I mount an F-mount lens that has VR built in, the Vibration Reduction options are greyed out in the menu, and show either on or off depending on the position of the VR switch on the lens. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it appears to me like it is only using the VR in the lens, and IBIS is not available in this case. Why is IBIS available with adapted non-VR lenses, but not with adapted VR lenses? I do not have a native Z mount lens that has built-in VR, but I would hope one could use any combination of IBIS, lens VR, both, or none. -
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By John Seaman · Posted
I once tried to repair a Minolta point and shoot, and received the worst electric shock I've ever had from the flash capacitor. This as an electrical engineer of 41 years experience working on voltages up to 33,000 volts.
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