Sony EU sites updated their page and now claim that non OSS APS-C E-mount lenses are stabilized via the on sensor stabilization!
Just check out the sites at Sony Germany (Click here), Sony UK (Click here), Sony France (Click here), Sony Italy (Click here), Sony Holland (Click here).
These all show you the image I posted on top of this post. Well, I guess next week Sony will announce quite some exciting E-mount stuff 😉
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If so, coupled with a fast caf, sony will kill the aps-c competition, this time.
This stuff is getting complicated.
If I use a timer to reduce camera shake to take a shot,
how does moving a sensor result in stabilization?
Uh? Never heard about ibis? Of course you can disable it if you’re with a tripod+timer. Here’s oly’s:
http://petapixel.com/2013/06/05/olympus-5-axis-image-stabilization-may-soon-arrive-on-sony-a-mount-cameras/
The issue I tried to raise is:
Is there a difference from anchoring an iBiS system to the body, vs. to the sensor?
Looks to me like a simple and stupid mistake. It says that all E-mount cameras have built-in stabilization which is not true for the present line-up where not a single camera has built-in stabilization.
Could be, but there is also the drawing….