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IBIS to the rescue

Discussion in 'Scenic, Architecture, and Travel' started by Kaiser, Nov 26, 2014.

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  1. Kaiser

    Kaiser Mu-43 Regular

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    Apr 27, 2014
    I took these images about 45 minutes after sunset, as a storm was rolling past. No tripod handy so I had to hand hold a couple of shots. The sunlight was disappearing fast so I didnt have time to set up a proper shot. It was just a case of point and shoot really, trying to time my shots with the lightning. Most exposures were around 0.8-1.0 seconds, handheld. Was pleased with how they turned out.


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    Kaiser, Nov 26, 2014
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  2. imahawki

    imahawki Mu-43 Veteran

    210
    Aug 12, 2014
    1 second handheld!?!?! Damn impressive. Great shots.
     
    imahawki, Nov 26, 2014
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  3. slau

    slau Mu-43 Regular Subscribing Member

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    Jan 26, 2010
    Alberta, Canada
    How did you 'time your shots with the lightning'? I have been thinking about buying one of those lightning triggers. Thanks.
     
    slau, Nov 26, 2014
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  4. Kaiser

    Kaiser Mu-43 Regular

    29
    Apr 27, 2014
    Just by manually firing the shutter when the lightning started. There were multiple frequent strikes within a few seconds of esch other normslly- so I had a good chance of catching one branch with the longer exposure times. No trigger or anything used.
     
    Kaiser, Nov 26, 2014
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  5. Vinpocetine

    Vinpocetine Mu-43 Regular

    100
    Nov 25, 2014
    Great stuff man!
     
    Vinpocetine, Nov 26, 2014
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  6. raschmidt

    raschmidt Mu-43 Regular

    80
    Nov 28, 2014
    Rob
    I also have found IBIS incredibly useful. I got some blurry waterfall pictures using 1/2-1 second handheld with the IBIS. I had some friends with me using an a7S and another with a Canon 5D, they were staring at my pictures in disbelief. They kept asking where my tripod was. I get frustrated and confused why my pictures area always blurry on my 100D now, I forget about not having IS at slow shutter speeds.
     
    raschmidt, Dec 1, 2014
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  7. wjiang

    wjiang Mu-43 Legend Subscribing Member

    6,270
    Sep 7, 2013
    Christchurch, New Zealand
    The guy with the A7S doesn't have to fret, the A7II will have 5-axis IBIS too :p 
     
    wjiang, Dec 1, 2014
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  8. rparmar

    rparmar Mu-43 Top Veteran

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    Jun 14, 2011
    Limerick, Ireland
    I don't understand the last comment. The A7S does not have IBIS. The fact that a camera the photographer did not possess includes the feature is no comfort at all!

    But, to the OP... nice work!
     
    rparmar, Dec 1, 2014
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  9. raschmidt

    raschmidt Mu-43 Regular

    80
    Nov 28, 2014
    Rob
    Haha true, he actually is quite upset because of all the features of the A7 ii. However, our company paid for the camera and he uses it for video work so the A7S is still a good buy. I tried to convince him the GH4 would be a better choice because of the lens selection and OIS on Panasonic lenses but he is a big Sony fan.

    I think the IBIS will make the A7 ii a great camera though, it looks like a really tempting buy and I feel it will make Olympus cut the prices on the E-M1.
     
    raschmidt, Dec 1, 2014
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