VR - Some More
Apr 7, 2012 10:51:06 #
There was a discussion a week ago about VR (IS, OS) and tripods, etc. Below is a page from a Nikon lens manual.
When it says not to turn off the camera or remove the lens while the VR is in operation, I think that means that the VR is actually working - doing something. I don't think it means that we have to turn the VR switch to OFF if the camera is idle.
As for VR with a tripod, the consensus was not to use it, and that is correct. With a monopod, VR should be turned on.
When it says not to turn off the camera or remove the lens while the VR is in operation, I think that means that the VR is actually working - doing something. I don't think it means that we have to turn the VR switch to OFF if the camera is idle.
As for VR with a tripod, the consensus was not to use it, and that is correct. With a monopod, VR should be turned on.
Apr 7, 2012 12:35:19 #
Thank you, Jerry! This helps us realize our cameras are, indeed, predictable devises and not actually possessed by demons or spirits!
Apr 7, 2012 12:45:39 #
Danilo wrote:
Thank you, Jerry! This helps us realize our cameras are, indeed, predictable devises and not actually possessed by demons or spirits!
Let's not jump to conclusions.
Apr 8, 2012 14:36:44 #
cellaga
Loc: monterey
I think as soon as you trip the shutter, run the opposite direction as fast as you can
Apr 9, 2012 07:49:09 #
jerryc41 wrote:
There was a discussion a week ago about VR (IS, OS) and tripods, etc. Below is a page from a Nikon lens manual.
When it says not to turn off the camera or remove the lens while the VR is in operation, I think that means that the VR is actually working - doing something. I don't think it means that we have to turn the VR switch to OFF if the camera is idle.
As for VR with a tripod, the consensus was not to use it, and that is correct. With a monopod, VR should be turned on.
When it says not to turn off the camera or remove the lens while the VR is in operation, I think that means that the VR is actually working - doing something. I don't think it means that we have to turn the VR switch to OFF if the camera is idle.
As for VR with a tripod, the consensus was not to use it, and that is correct. With a monopod, VR should be turned on.
I buy cheap wiggly tripods so I can leave the VR on all the time. Smart huh!!!!!!!!
Apr 9, 2012 07:52:04 #
Bill MN wrote:
I buy cheap wiggly tripods so I can leave the VR on all the time. Smart huh!!!!!!!!
The best(?) of both worlds.
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