RF 100-400, a great companion to the R7
Re: RF 100-400, a great companion to the R7
oppy wrote:
I use slow shutter speeds (1/60 - 1/125) and pan to (hopefully) get nice motion blur. Image stabilization makes a huge difference. I use mode 2 on my Sigma which works pretty well, but the keeper rate is still quite low.
I understand the lack of the panning mode on the RF lens, however, the stabilization on the Sigma Contemporary is relatively weak imo, at least with my copy. I expect the stabilization of the RF lens to be a whole lot better considering the stellar performance of the RF 85mm f/2.0 IS stm on my R5. I would definitely give it a try with the RF lens if you need the best stabilization. Of course you can dive in manuals and try to find out if panning is auto detected, but at the end of the day the proof of the pudding is in the eating.
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