IBIS with 80-200
Leonard Shepherd wrote:
IBIS seems to apply 3 axis rather than 5 axis control with an F mount lens which does not have in lens VR.
Nikon gives only a single "ability" number for IBIS - up to 5 stops with the 24-70 f4 S at 70mm.
The 2 longer zooms announced (but not delivered for retail sale) for Z 24x36 format have in lens VR - likely because up to 5 stops VR is not possible with IBIS at longer focal lengths.
I except up to about 2.5 stops gain is the limit for an 80-200 no in lens VR lens - though up to 2.5 stops is better than getting no gain on an F mount body.
Hmm two stops isn't that bad. That's 1/60s instead of 1/250s. Much lower than 1/60s is difficult anyway if subject motion should be stopped also.
So far I have seen them in the 600€ price range. That's still quite a bit. Would rather have them in the 500 range since some 70-200 are already 700ish (though not sure of quality). I suppose when the Z 70-200 2.8S will be available there will be even more 70-200 on the 2nd hand market. Maybe that puts the 80-200s under more pressure.
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