What intelligence? you can't even spell the word. Anything I post is to help beginners-I find on many of the forums I am on that many newbies have focusing problems- after finding out that switching VR/IS off, they achieve more accurate focusing. All my post is saying is that image stabilisation was developed to cure camera shake at slow shutter speeds, and if you don't get this shake and have vr/is on, vr/is by its very nature will cause camera shake by seeking for shake-so I thought it only right to give Thom Hogan's explanation for this.

You want something original, you tosser? Here's a digest of one of my books: READ IT YOU MAY LEARN SOMETHING!

Thanks for that, quite an ear bashing coming from an old bloke I must say.
Glad you are not my teacher, it appears that you like the sound of your own voice. Glanced at your stuff, nothing new there though, perhaps you can go off and peddle it to someone who needs it. And tosser is it?
I hope you don't refer to your students that way. Talk about glass houses and the throwing of stones.
What a crashing bore you must be.
Rob.