I don't -need- it, but recent experience makes it something I'd like to see
It adds IS to my non IS lenses as an option - that's my expensive TS-E ones mainly
It gives the possibility of multi-shot high res imaging (see my earlier post and link)
If it works with lens IS, then I get even better IS for times it really helps me
I was so-so on it until I had the Panasonic S1R here for the review.
Downsides are that it tends to be more sensitive and prone to mechanical failure than not having it.
I can’t imagine using a tilt shift lens without a tripod, unless maybe for creative portraits/fashion, but then I’d probably still put it on a tripod.I don't -need- it, but recent experience makes it something I'd like to see
It adds IS to my non IS lenses as an option - that's my expensive TS-E ones mainly
It gives the possibility of multi-shot high res imaging (see my earlier post and link)
If it works with lens IS, then I get even better IS for times it really helps me
I was so-so on it until I had the Panasonic S1R here for the review.
Downsides are that it tends to be more sensitive and prone to mechanical failure than not having it.
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