We know your name, your mother's maiden name and the names of your cat, dogs and all your fish. When you turn off the lights, we are there. You can throw the circuit breaker, but we know your plans before your feet touch the floor. We know the make of every lens you own and your lust for a mirrorless body. We know the date your 32GB SD card will fail with 1,269 images from a full day's shooting. You cannot delete us. You can't escape from the beacons we've attached to your very soul. We know the day and the hour, the very minute, when the cock will crow. Then, you will know too.

After revisiting the instruction sheet regarding the OS (Optical Stabilization) feature of the lens, (if all else fails read the instructions [AGAIN] ) I think that I've discovered what I was doing wrong. At first I had the OS setting on #2, and secondly when it was set on #1 I wasn't giving the feature enough time to focus and stabilize the image which the sheet stated was about 1/2 second after pushing the shutter release down half way and holding it there. I'll give it another try later in the week.