does it correct shaking of the camera.
366826
Yes which is important for my wife who I bought it for with her Parkinson's
366827
Yes it does. It has taken a very good pictures so far. Even used it in a moving vehicle with no noticeable shaking
366828
You have to keep it really steady because then it won't focus and the picture becomes blurry...but it could just be I don't know how to adjust the settings properly.. the camera does take really nice pictures.
211491
Yeah there is a very little wiggle sound. If that's what you're hearing when you shake the lens that's fine. No need to worry! I have it on mine also and it works perfectly fine.
692178
No, it does not need to be shaken. And, if you forget and shake it anyway it still works.
2227194
It is the image stabilizer. It was very irritating to me as well in the beginning. But when I use the camera outside under normal conditions I don't realize it anymore at all.
1262925
It has small adjustment screws on the slider to help reduce wobble. If loose, it wobbles a little, but it can be tightened as desired to minimize wobble. I haven't tried it yet with a camera to determine how cleanly it works.
583381
If you have the shakes, I wouldn't buy it. No, I think you have to steady, but not like a rock. I've not had problems with blurry pictures.
2024492
It detects sudden movements (for example a collision). The camera would lock the video file it's recording in the event of an accident so that it wouldn't be over-written
968137
It requires a bit of finesse to get the adjustments right so that it works with your specific camera weight. It is NOT a 'strap on the camera and start filming immediately' type of device. It requires fine tuning the weights and arm angle to get the best results.
1387836
Its just to make pression in the camera, with that Little thing the camera its adjusted
692416
Yes, you must have some weight hooked in the bottom of the column tripod to avoid shake. A camera bag works well as weight.
603462
I have a Canon camera, so I can't answer this with certainty; however I expect that the image quality could be affected - because without vibration control, the lens would obviously be harder to use hand-held.
1165904
Everyone 's hands shake especially with telephoto lens. The beauty of modern cameras is that they shoot so quickly that its it practically eliminates the problem of hand shake. That said, when shutter speed is decreased to allow more light unto the sensor, this lens handles itself better than even the most expensive lens. This locks the image, keeping it stable, even before u take the shot. The only problem is that it really drains the battery. So use only when using slower shutter speeds like below 1/60 of a second. Even with slow speeds its always best to master good technique. Hope this helps. (Stop overthinking this, Buy this lens!!!!!)
2120893
Yes, depending on the shutter speed used. Obviously, with a low shutter speed and a shaky hand, you will still get a blurry image.
1087153
I don't know since I have owned it, it hasn't rained yet. It has rained a little and I haven't noticed that the rain did anything to the camera. So I think it does help.
1885826
Never noticed until you asked but, yes mine does have a little movement when I shake it. Works great though.
1942155
No, this lens is not shake stabilized. I take extra efforts to steady the camera at the longer focal lengths and slower shutter speeds, just as I did back in the day using traditional film cameras and lenses. Use a tripod, monopod, beanbag, wrapping the strap, leaning against a solid surface are all good techniques. Also the new Photoshop CC has a shake-fix feature.
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The hole is to mount the Lens over the Tripod....So it wont shake when taking the picture... Hope this may help to your question...