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Oskar, you are confused: nobody here thinks that IS designed to stop movement of subject (skies or waters). Everybody knows that IS designed to minimise blur of  handshake. Long exposures  (1-3) ...

You're simply the best.

Stop being sorry. When you shoot snow, it is better to underexpose. Also retouching forum is the best place to ask for help, and they can really help you without blaming you for this... and for ...

First picture is what I got from your .ORF. Second photo is a snip from the screen that shows how I came to the result. Also, this mountain is so familiar to my eyes - they tell me it is an Everest

The crop you see is well deteriorated 600 years old tapestry. Another crop from the same photo has far less of motion blur. Another part of the image represents moving subject (visitor for museum)

Hah, you did not deserve shrapnel. Moreover, I appreciate your effort. Cheers.

Sir, Yes, we all are convinced that ISBS (as well as OIS and their combination) is an effective tool that reduces handshake. One thing I want to add: effectiveness of IS of any kind is very ...

Press and release lens mount button.

Fake? Looks like a dead City

Yes, no mirror slap, but this camera not without shutter, so let's continue...shutter shock is present.

Small belly makes it even more easy   :-P   Especially for low level flowers. Cheers S.

Got it! I think I'm lazy to do this configuration: I deploy LCD mostly for flowers close-ups, when I do not want to stretch myself on the ground, or when I need special angles of view. I do it ...

Or, I see... BTW, I do covert shooting (sometimes) keeping camera covered by a jacket  under armpit, without any EVF/LCD/OVF - just the old fashion way of rangefinders. If you all of a sudden ...

Do you really follow your ideas when taking belly level photos? If yes, I'll tell you how to do this kind of shots without pressing any buttons or go into camera settings.

Yes, you can - just for 1 shot only.

It is not the point: keeping camera close to your body activate sensor-switch between EVF and LCD. Articulating screen becomes OFF line. To shoot from belly means to shoot from belly level, that is it

It has more features and (most important for me) better EVF

I think everything depends on bird - some birds like to be pictured in flight, and some do not. ;-)

Let me say it this way: I can afford a speculation, customer service can not.

The same with me: no luck with BIF, especially in burst mode and C-AF. I think I'm not a BIF shooter.