What's the current consensus on the question of turning off image stabilization when using a tripod?
I use an R6 mark 2 and will be doing some landscape photography with the RF 24-105 f/4 and the RF 70-200 f/2.8 which of course have their own stabilization systems that apparently work together with the body's IBIS.
Are the current IBIS stabilization systems smart enough to handle shooting on a tripod or should I switch it off?
If I do switch it off, does the switch on the lens do the whole job or do I need to go into the camera menus and turn it off there?
I'm sure some of my fellow Canon fanboys know the answer! Thanks in advance!
I use an R6 mark 2 and will be doing some landscape photography with the RF 24-105 f/4 and the RF 70-200 f/2.8 which of course have their own stabilization systems that apparently work together with the body's IBIS.
Are the current IBIS stabilization systems smart enough to handle shooting on a tripod or should I switch it off?
If I do switch it off, does the switch on the lens do the whole job or do I need to go into the camera menus and turn it off there?
I'm sure some of my fellow Canon fanboys know the answer! Thanks in advance!