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According to my friend in the industry 1x sales in Aus are beyond shocking.

Had a word with a friend who manages a camera store(part of a chain) here in Aus, she said supply issues due to covid coupled with the fact it's still a volume selling body.

Here in Aus they're still the most popular selling ilc's. By Far.

Canikon apsc cameras in their various guises are probably the most popular ILC's on the market, fuji aren't even on the radar regarding sales compared to those.

Do you think that looking at random strangers photo's on flickr will give you a true indication of how it will perform in your hands? Most of what you will be seeing would be down to post processing. ...

Unless of course there's any of that pesky movement in the shot.....

But the OP also noted that he wanted the best IBIS for shooting things were IBIS is useless....

Me too, I've even mapped the video button on my cameras to a different function. Currently video is shot on my phone only.

Placed 75^th in the challenge. Chillin' at the beach

The vast majority of digital cameras sold prior to the advent of phone cameras being good enough were small point and shoots, the vast majority of cameras sold prior to digital were small point ...

Sorry, thought I was talking to alcelc.

Where did I say it wasn't? I said less effective As am I. Didn't say he couldn't, I keep seeing how IBIS is helping on moving subjects, the fact that it doesn't is not a theory.

So you're taking candid portraits at 400mm efov at 1/80 in near darkness? How much more of an edge use case could you get than that........

Exactly what I'm saying, if you are shooting candid subjects ibis is useless.

How do you get your 'candid' subjects to keep still while you photograph them? You said older adapted telephoto lenses, they wouldn't work for dual is.

It;s pretty easy to start a thread with photo's other than birds, maybe others will follow your lead. I await with baited eyes for the magnificence of your (non bird) images.....

How does having the best ibis help here? Fair enough but you do know ibis is less effective at longer focal lengths?

What do you shoot that prioritises ibis over all other features? Knowing what you shoot can help others to understand what you need,

My 80-200 afd was sharper than my 70-200 vr1 as well, didn't focus as fast tho' The VR11 is better than both but it's not night and day different. The focus breathing has never been a concern for me.