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Robert Hardy
PostPosted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 4:01 pm 
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Taken today with the 7d and 500f4isL +2X TC 1/60sec f8 iso 800 in the rain ,i think i should have taken IS off as it seems to go off focus to me and i wasnt touching the camera

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David Morison
PostPosted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 5:22 pm 
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I know with my camera, Olympus E5, the instructions say that setting IS while using a tripod/monopod or other stable platform will lead to out of focus images, but I don't know if this includes video. Whether there is any difference in this respect with the Olympus in-camera IS or Canon in-lens IS I don't know.

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John Harry
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Good footage I think, quite clear - cheers.

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Robert Hardy
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David Morison wrote:
I know with my camera, Olympus E5, the instructions say that setting IS while using a tripod/monopod or other stable platform will lead to out of focus images, but I don't know if this includes video. Whether there is any difference in this respect with the Olympus in-camera IS or Canon in-lens IS I don't know.

David

Im sure my lens is supose to know when its on a tripod and then switch the IS off by its self dont know why it didn't.
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