Is the kit kens image stabilised
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The 20-50mm lens that comes with the NX2000 does not have OIS. I believe the 16-50mm lens with the NX3000 does. Regardless, it's an awesome camera. For sample images, check out keith-russell.artistwebsites.com
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I'm not sure, but you really shouldn't consider this product at all. The quality of the images are totally unacceptable. The one I bought I ended up throwing away.
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It did not happen to me, but if it did I would get the Sharper Image phone number for technical support and ask them. They should replace it for free if you bought it recently. I believe there is a guarantee. Hope it helps, Laura
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There is no old and new model.. there was an original K5 and a new K5II and a K5IIs... the S model did not have the anti-aliasing filter. I would expect a K3II at some point down the road.
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It depends on the program and the set up. I set mine up to pick up correctly in SAI and Photoshop. So yes, but after you set it up to do so.
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I agree with Mr Simpkin's response. If the mount snare the same...the thing to remember the auto with this an I find using a tripod makes the photo a little crisper.
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In the SETTINGS you can choose ISM Mode (Image Stabilizer Mode). You can always download the user manual at the flwg link : http://content.abt.com/documents/23340/sx20is_use.pdf - hope this helps!
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Susan, the anser is "yes" and "no". This camera has lenses with image stabilized capability, and the camera has modes to help with motion stability, but it's not the same as the lens stabilization.
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The white ghost image on my set appears on the V logo. It is very slight when the logo leaves. It takes awhile for the actual picture to come on, but I have no ghost image when it does. Sorry to hear about your set. i could not be any happier with the picture quality.
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I'm experiencing the same issue, however, it does not affect the actual image.
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I believe it has a built in protocol that takes images from the bottom camera and compares the most current image to the previous frame. This unfortunately causes some drift over time. Playing around some you should be able to have it use an initial image and use that one as a reference for all other frames taken and later time points.
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D. Barnes is correct. Although I'm very new with the camera, I am amazed at how well the stability worked with telephoto movie. When photographing our grandson's football game, the camera was set to full zoom, and the view finder shown the movie as shaking terribly. I was certain it would be unviewable (a word?). But after downloading, it was quite amazing how steady the movie appeared. Impressive.
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Not sure I fully understand your question, but if the retracted monopod is resting on a solid surface (table top, railing, etc.) it would stabilize the image.
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I have not had the camera for that long, only about 4 months, but have not had the problem occur. Before buying this model, I did a lot of research about the problem and was confident enough that it had been fixed, to shell out almost two grand for the camera. The Ken Rockwell website is a good source of information on Nikon and Canon cameras. I relied heavily on Ken Rockwell's opinion. On another note, I absolutely love everything about this camera.
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Yes it is, but I am still testing it as I find either the sensor's or light source is not even on the image scanned. It was alright at first but getting poor with usage. The 22 MP setting did not show good results either. Hope someone else can verify.
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Hi Jane, I returned it, the metal was to thin/flimsy.I did get a Sharper Image model, love it, cost more but it was worth it. -Joe
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Thank you, Ken. I'm new to digital photography. I'm grateful for folks like you who take the time to answer an amateur's question in such explanatory detail and depth.Billie