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Re: Allow me to demonstrate
In reply to Nightwings,
4 months ago
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Nightwings wrote:
Sight in a target a 300mm ..... and slowing simulate camera shake .... then engage the shutter half press... you'll hear a distinct click in your lens.. and you will immediately notice the image stabilize through the viewfinder. That's the proof you need - If you see the viewfinder image stabilize.... it's working. If it stabilizes at one FL... it'll stabilize at any FL. Do the same for your 18-105 at 105
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Yep, this is the easiest and quickest method. You don't need to bother with taking any pictures to compare WITH and WITHOUT VR. Even if you can't hear the "click", you should easily be able to see the image stabilize through the VF if your VR is working - although I would suggest that at 300mm handheld, you really don't simulate camera shake. It will occur even if you try not to!!
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