Many third party lenes now come with stabilization. Does the A77 turn off the in camera stabilization and use the one in the lens?
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You can turn off the camera image stabilization for tripod use or using a lens with image stabilization.
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No you have to turn it off in the menu. I have read that the lens stabilization is better.
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Usually Sony says to use their over the lens, but you can turn off stabilization through the menus. By Default it stays on. I actually like the Sony stabilization better then my signma lens' but that's personal preference.
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No it does not.If you have bought a self stabilising lens then you have wasted a lot of money.The A77 needs no more than an excellent piece of glass and 'hey presto' the job is done.Leave expensive dedicated lenses to those who sadly have no option.
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Default is for Steady Shot to be on. Go to Still Image menu 2 and you will see Steady Shot and just turn it off as you would if camera were on a tripod.
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No you have to turn the in camera stabilization off in the camera menu if you intend to use the in lens stabilization. The in camera stabilization in the A77 is good but there are times when I prefer the in lens stabilization of my Sigma lens. The reason being with the Sigma OS ( there name for it) you can see the stabilization working with a nice stabilized view in the EVF. The sony still shakes but then works when the shutter is pressed.
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If you are looking to update and stick with the a-mount system, the A99 is the way to go. I have both and the full frame sensor on the A99 along with the added features and better low light performance makes it my go to camera. The only thing the a A77 is better at is speed, Fps. Your other option is to go mirrorless like the A7 series and use an adapter like the LEA4 to use your A - mount glass. It's an amazing camera for the money I have the A7. The only negative is the lack of in-body stabilization which is remedied by the A7 mk 2 that just came out. Hit up your local camera store and play If you are looking to update and stick with the a-mount system, the A99 is the way to go. I have both and the full frame sensor on the A99 along with the added features and better low light performance makes it my go to camera. The only thing the a A77 is better at is speed, Fps. Your other option is to go mirrorless like the A7 series and use an adapter like the LEA4 to use your A - mount glass. It's an amazing camera for the money I have the A7. The only negative is the lack of in-body stabilization which is remedied by the A7 mk 2 that just came out. Hit up your local camera store and play
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Yes. The alpha6000 does not have built-in "sensor-shifting" image stabilization. This means if you want image stabilization it must be included in the lens. I think the Sony advertises this as Optical SteadyShot or having OSS technology. As an aside, it is more difficult to implement built-in image stabilization into cameras with large sensors without greatly increasing the body size, because the distance the sensor would need to travel for the stabilization effect increases with its size. I think this is why Sony is choosing to keep stabilization in the lens.
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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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No, but if you buy the FE lenses by Sony they will have Image Stabilization built into the lens.
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Yes. The Canon 18-200mm has optical image stabilization. This function can be turned on or off as the user desires. However, optical image stabilization will only help for 3 or 4 stops. For really long exposures, the use of a tripod is recommended. I hope this helps.
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IS (Image Stabilization with this lens gives you two extra stops of light, enabling faster shutter speeds. I have one and I love it.bob
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I don't recall which one I got, but the picture quality is very good for this lens. The picture stabilization on/off button doesn't show any noticeable quality improvement for me. Need to keep checking.
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Susan, the anser is "yes" and "no". This camera has lenses with image stabilized capability, and the camera has modes to help with motion stability, but it's not the same as the lens stabilization.
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This lens does not have built-in stabilization. I don't believe that NEX-7 does either.
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Hi, thanks question. This lens does not have image stabilization. Those use the lens for Olympus compact digital camera would be lens. Thanks in advance.
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I did some research on the computer and this is what I found. Because any lens with stabilization that you purchase to use on the E-5 will be a different brand they won't communicate with each other. Therefore, if you have the stabilization on in the camera and the lens they will both operate, neither overriding the other. Based on what I read, they will cancel each out. You should turn one or the other off. They say that in lens stabilization is better for telephoto lenses and in camera stabilization is better for short focal lenses. Hope this helps.
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The image stabilization is through the lens. I shoot without a tripod however for best use of the lens or for shooting for longer periods of time, use a tripod or monopod.
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No, the body does not have image stabilization. Some of the lens do...the kit lens does but it isn't an ordinary kit lens. It is a superb piece of equipment.
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The noise of the shutter of the A77 is not as high as that of a camera with normal mirror, but the movement of the translucent mirror is audible and depending on the distance of the microphone from the video camera, the noise can be captured. But if you use a cover like "Outex" in A77, (made ​​of rubber) maybe this problem does not happen.
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It's my understanding the Alpha lenses work on the A cameras... I have an a77.
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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.