So, it may not matter if you choose the correct setting. Impossible without IBIS, if you believe photography forums. Unfortunately this is another one of those camera decision posts. I have been looking at the Fujifilm X-t30 (really love that one) and also the X-t3. Unfortunately this is another one of those camera decision posts. Discussion in 'Mirrorless Digital Cameras' started by justin_w, Oct 30, 2013. I've recently sold the entirety of my Nikon kit (except my first camera) as I want to go from photography … I want to, within a budget, try my hand at some concert photography (for fun, not pro because I know to do it otherwise is costly). And "I want to grab that(!) Starting at as little as $20, Small Business Victoria workshops cover everything from planning and starting your business through to selling and succession planning. Fujifilm has been on a serious releasing spree this winter, and since writing my mammoth run-through of the X-Pro3 which I was very close to the development of, they have put out an insane amount of products in the course of just 3 months. IBIS always wastes current, no matter if you turn it on or off - that is one of its disadvantages. ... a physical expression of the artist’s mind through their hands onto the subject matter. What would you guys recommend? IBIS can be used and is effective on any lens you mount on the camera and it works well even on adapted lenses. For example, what happens when you take a mountain photographer out of the mountains? Plenty of landscapers use ILIS and IBIS now for a lot of their work, unless they are working in … Sony does not have IBIS. The idea of IBIS is that the camera takes care of it, instead of implementing in each and every lens. The various flavors are just implementations of the same feature. You can use any lens (as long as it is capable of sending the focal length of the lens + focal distance to the camera), including older / third party lenses and image stabilization will still work. I've recently sold the entirety of my Nikon kit (except my first camera) as I want to go from photography … If that combination doesn't do the trick, then it's time to consider purchasing an image stabilized lens. Other systems like Olympus, Sony, and Pentax put the image stabilization into their camera bodies. Your camera lens needs just as much protection from the elements as your camera body — particularly the lens mount where a good seal is needed between the lens and camera body, and the moving parts where the barrel of the lens zooms in and out. IBIS. No IS options on film cameras – does not matter for most photographers today, because they shoot digital. but does the IBIS really matter? IS, on the other hand, will obviously only work on lenses that have that feature. But weather sealing does not stop at the camera. And yes, there are applications where you simply don't care about IBIS.- Fashion wide open in good light, anything studio like. Jim_Tardio, Oct 30, 2013 #1. justin_w. Particularly so since I like to use my "Fleet" of Canon FL and FD mount lenses on it, and due to the 'crop factor' even the 28mm prime is slightly telephoto on a 4/3s sensor. camera and do what it does" is an acceptable choice of your personal passtime, no matter how obsolete and quirky. Expert news, reviews and videos of the latest digital cameras, lenses, accessories, and phones. Find a workshop near you . How much does IBIS **really** matter? camera and do what it does" is an acceptable choice of your personal passtime, no matter how obsolete and quirky. The Small Business Bus is coming to locations across metro and regional Victoria delivering free mentoring to help you drive your business. One day I started wondering how much influence subject matter has on an individual’s compositional style. But both of these doesn´t have any IBIS. And "I want to grab that(!) 5) Lens Stabilization vs Sensor Stabilization Summary After looking at all pros and cons of each image stabilization technology, it is clear that one cannot be completely replaced with another as of yet. Nikon IBIS does not look that good; ... You can switch of the movements, but the sensor has still to be held in place by the motors. Get answers to your questions in our photography forums. Olympus definitely deserves high praises for its in-body image stabilization (IBIS) system in its OM-D E-M5 II mirrorless camera to shift its sensor in order to create multiple images, then merge them together to create one super high-resolution image. What kinds of images will he create? I went with this due to what I read regarding the APC sensor (vs micro 4/3) & low light/action.