EM1X + Oly 100-400 Nov 14 2020
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Re: EM1X + Oly 100-400 Nov 16 2020
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Paul Auclair wrote:
JulesGo wrote:
Nice photos using the 100-400mm Paul. Congrads !
I have the PL 100-400mm and I really don't like; I seldom use it but I miss the zoom. The Oly 100-400mm could be a nice addition to my 300mm. I would not get the dual stabilizers, just like the PL, but it would be nice to be able to use the TCs. Also, if the Oly 150-400mm is really priced at 7000 Euros (12500$CA including taxes), I am certainly not going to go that route !
i watched a lot of youtube on the Oly 100-400.
I left both the lens IS and IBIS on.
I wanted to see how 'bad' this super-tele non-Sync IS was with the MC20 at full zoom.
I took many photos (at reasonably close range [within 30 feet] if that matters) and I have nothing bad to say about the non-Sync IS.
The lens is very light and I had no trouble keeping the AF target box still and on the subject.
*i have been using the 4/300 Pro with MC20 a lot in the past year so that likely is a benefit for being able to handhold the zoom combo well enough.
I used the PL 100-400mm a lot before getting the Oly 300mm and hand-holding was not a problem. The Oly 100-400mm is a bit heavier but that should be ok. The single IS was not a problem; of course the Oly 300 is in a different club.
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