Question about a7RIVa and 24-105 F4
Question about a7RIVa and 24-105 F4
2 months ago
I have a new camera. I was hoping someone with 7RIV could test with a OSS lens. Mine throws error "Invalid with this lens. If lens has steady Shot switch, preform operation from the lens" when I try to access steady shot in menu
It doesn't matter if switch is off or on. Error pops up and steady shot is greyed out in menu. If lens is attached to a a6400 (no IBIS) error there also. Different crop lens (18-135) on R4 steady shot option returns. Camera store says it's normal. It seems to me, turning switch off on lens should remove error. Thanks
Sony SLT-A77
Sony Alpha a99
Sony a99 II
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