I have Essential Tremors (hard to hold the camera still) does the image stabilization really work well enough to get focused photos almost all the tim
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Wow, I just don't really know. We are older so we probably have a more natural tremor and the system has fielded this issue flawlessly.
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I am not always steady with the camera, either. So far I have not had one that isn't crystal clear. I would recommend that you try it. It has very fast shutter speed.
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I have had one for about a year. I use it on Autofocus and hand held.I have been pleased with the quality of pictures I have gotten.RZ
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I did not have a problem using the camera in this way, however, the camera I had was sensitive to motion and would blur the photo easily if not held steady.
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I agree. Make sure your lens is decent. Other than that it takes great photos!
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What do you mean by a "movement"? If you mean there seems to be something loose inside the camera, I have not experienced that. If you mean you get a blurry shot of a moving object, I have found that sometimes the focusing mechanism works well and sometimes it does not. I have gotten clear shots of my kid playing tennis and some blurry shots... trial and error.
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Not a perfect match without the battery grip for sure. However, with a fast enough shutter you should be able to get good shots considering the camera stabilization. I prefer to use the 50-200mm lens and this camera with a monopod. The lens as you know is a long one and can get tiring to handhold for long.
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I shoot w/Lumix so don't take this as gospel...but I beleve it is. It shoudl auto focus and stabilize fine..
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Yes the photos are nice for this type of camera, the image stabilization helps for the not so steady or hard button pushers. You need to allow the camera to focus and that is not instant like a full size camera. I have been impressed with even out the window driving shots.
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No, not really. Cameras for years have not had image stabilization. And they worked just fine. Honestly all you need to do is boost the ISO and increase the shutter speed to compensate for hand jitter. Or place the camera on a sturdy tripod.
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You might, especially in low light conditions. As long as the light is good you should be alright. You can always look at the image you just took, and determine what adjustments need to be made. A bigger problem is stabilizing camera and lens to zero motion, since it's all manual there is no vibration reduction / stabilization.
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No it does not because it's a cinema camera but it does have amazing focus peaking features that work with every lens. Popular opinion is get the MFT mount but I disagree - you can never underestimate what Image Stabilization with lenses helps achieve.
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Sam, Thanks for the question. I primarily take still shots so I do not know much about the shaking. It is a very good, hight quality all around lens. I'll give it a video test run and get back to you on the results. Best, Jonathan
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Yes, and it works well. Also, the camera has image stabilization which will improve the quality of hand held shots. It's a really good camera for the price.
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While the camera does help stabilize the images, I find the effect is modest. When possible, I use a monopod for hand-held shots. For 30 x be at all stable I would use a tripod. I am quite happy with this cameras performance, sharper pictures and better in low light than others I have seen. I have not used the JVC E100. My older cameras are Sony Handy Cams, so I am mostly comparing to them.
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Its better than most cameras. Especially if you hold the button down halfway first and let the camera focus first, then the shutter lag is almost non-existent. If you're pushing the button all the way without pre-focusing, it can take a few seconds for the camera to focus and then take.
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It depends on how good of a high ISO your camera can handle and how low of a light level. If you want to freeze action, in low light, you may have to go to an f1.8 or lower. If you are OK with motion blur, it will do the job. It also depends whether you have in body stabilization on your camera since this does not have lens stabilization.
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sorry what you mean movement? to which extent?it's heavy camera have some plastic parts, but still strong when i shake it juts move but not noticeable, this i think stabilization sensor but in fact i try this camera it's great i think you should check you warranty maybe you return it or change it