11-20-2011, 10:04 PM
[quote name='Sammy' timestamp='1321791813' post='13056']
A recent firmware update has reportedly settled the "double image" issue. Still, it appears that IS techniques, at least for the smaller and more light weight systems/lenses may not prevent (or even cause?) softness in defined ranges of shutter speeds. It may well be that this is in part due to vibrations from the shutter. Hence, an electronic shutter would present (a part of) the solution.
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Yes I'm following that closely as I was interested in these two new lenses myself. The early reports are mixed for now and are lacking in methods. Still hard to believe the vibration wouldn't be part of their building equation.
Markus, care to have a look at your blurry samples?
A recent firmware update has reportedly settled the "double image" issue. Still, it appears that IS techniques, at least for the smaller and more light weight systems/lenses may not prevent (or even cause?) softness in defined ranges of shutter speeds. It may well be that this is in part due to vibrations from the shutter. Hence, an electronic shutter would present (a part of) the solution.
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Yes I'm following that closely as I was interested in these two new lenses myself. The early reports are mixed for now and are lacking in methods. Still hard to believe the vibration wouldn't be part of their building equation.
Markus, care to have a look at your blurry samples?