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April 4th 18, 12:56 AM
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A few birds and auto-focus be damned.
On 3/16/2018 12:34 PM, Savageduck wrote:
snip The important thing to remember when it comes to IS/OS/VR is that it is there to provide a fix for camera shake, not subject movement, and once you have a shutter speed over 1/500 sec IS/OS/VR is irrelevant as the high shutter speed should freeze all subject movement. Since you shot those ducks at 1/2000 you could probably have managed without IS. I usually turn off IR for any critter tracking, as it slows down the tracking a tad. The shutter speed stability depends on the user's individual hand stability, speed of the critter, and the focal length of the lens. -- PeterN 
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