Hi. 1. Does it also have Image Stabilizer feature?2. Is it compatible with Canon EOS 550D?Thanks
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1) Yes it does have image stabilization. If you look closely at the display picture on Amazon, you can see there is a "switch" for image stabilization right under the AF/MF focus switch.2) I do believe it is compatible with the Canon EOS 550D. I am judging by the fact that this is an EF-S lens and the 550D can mount that type of lens. If you go to Canon (http://www.canon-europe.com/For_Home/Product_Finder/Cameras/Digital_SLR/EOS_550D/#p-specification22) you'll see under Specification >> Accessories, it lists that "All EF and EF-S lenses" are supported.Don't for get to mark that this was helpful, if it was :) good luck 1) Yes it does have image stabilization. If you look closely at the display picture on Amazon, you can see there is a "switch" for image stabilization right under the AF/MF focus switch.2) I do believe it is compatible with the Canon EOS 550D. I am judging by the fact that this is an EF-S lens and the 550D can mount that type of lens. If you go to Canon (http://www.canon-europe.com/For_Home/Product_Finder/Cameras/Digital_SLR/EOS_550D/#p-specification22) you'll see under Specification >> Accessories, it lists that "All EF and EF-S lenses" are... » Read More 1) Yes it does have image stabilization. If you look closely at the display picture on Amazon, you can see there is a "switch" for image stabilization right under the AF/MF focus switch.2) I do believe it is compatible with the Canon EOS 550D. I am judging by the fact that this is an EF-S lens and the 550D can mount that type of lens. If you go to Canon (http://www.canon-europe.com/For_Home/Product_Finder/Cameras/Digital_SLR/EOS_550D/#p-specification22) you'll see under Specification >> Accessories, it lists that "All EF and EF-S lenses" are supported.Don't for get to mark that this was helpful, if it was :) good luck « Show Less
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Yes, I have the 550D (T2i,Kiss X4) and it works great; a simple & reliable flash that does the job.
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The 20-50 mm lens does not have stabilization; however some of the accessory lens does have that feature. I have been using my NX2000 for about a month, I like it, and the images it produces are very good. Mine does not have stabilization and I compensate by using the carrying strap around my neck, while holding the camera out in front with my arms slightly out stretched. This stabilizes the camera giving me an image that is clear and steady. Bob Kelley Jasper, Ga
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Hi D. Scuderi, This feature is in the Alpha A-mount camera body. The SAL18250 lens does not have the image stabilization feature. Hope this helps. - Omar
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i too had problems with blurring and out of focus shots, ive used the camera a lot recently, and was getting annoyed that close up shots were rubbish, until a friend said try turning off the image stabilizer, i did, close up pics look much sharper, i only use the stabilzer now for long zoom shots, isnt that what its suppose to be for anyway, maybe it aint suppose to be on all the time
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Well im not for sure on that. I know it has some type of stabilization and an antishake feature. I know it takes great pics for any camera, but especially for a waterproof/shockproof camera that the lense does not protrude.
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The lack of image stabilization makes taking zoom photos a bit more challenging. A monopod can help that situation. Otherwise the lens works very well. I use it with a EOS 10D.
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I think you mean "image stabilization"? Yes, it does have an image stabilization option. The lens has a fast aperture of f/1.8 (meaning the lens opens wide to let in a lot of light) which can enable shooting in low light conditions with a decent shutter speed such that image stabilization may not be as critical as on other cameras.
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Image stabilization is only found in some Canon Lenses. "IS" is not a Canon Camera feature. All EOS Canon Cameras support lenses that have the "IS" feature.
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In practice, it means your ISO needs to be a bit higher than it would with a stabilized lens in some cases. It's certainly not a deal breaker for me.I find that the stabilization with the EM5 is helpful at times, but it doesn't do anything to help with motion blur from moving subjects for example. The gm1 is the camera I reach for most often and the lack of stabilization isn't really even a consideration for me.
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Read this review it does mention that this lens does have "image stabilization".....hope this helps... http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron-18-270mm-3p5-6p3-vc-pzd
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From all the packages I've looked at the 75m300m does not have image stabilizer like the 18m-55m does. I could be wrong, but even in the photo I do not see the Image stabilizer stamp or switch.
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No, it does not have image stabilization. The optics are far better than the kit lens and I've been very happy with the images.
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I use mine on the Canon T3i. In many respects the T2i and the T3i are the same. I have no doubt the 550 EX would work fine on the T2i.
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Hi Ling, it is a very good choice if you are not looking for a Canon lens, I have a Canon 550D and it is working perfectly on it.
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yes, it has autofocus... Image Stabilizer (2 modes) and i have a standard T3 Rebel Camera.About the compatibility, here's and offer from Canon with your camera and this lens, so obvioulsy it is compatiblehttp://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/cameras/eos-camera-bundles/eos-60d-body-with-ef-70-300mm-f-4-56-is-usm
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Image stabilization is a nice plus not a necessity. I use this lens a lot with great results. If the price is right go for it.