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junktin wrote:
Does anyone have practical experience using a consumer grade digital camera with high zoom and Image Stabilization on a sailboat (taking shots of distant scenery or other boats)? .... If anyone has used such a camera on a boat, I would love to hear your comments. No experience, so take it with a grain of salt, but the rocking and rolling of a sail boat is fairly low frequency, compared to hand-held shaking. The motion from the boat should be catered for by shutter speed, while the IS will cater for anything that isn't helped by a (e.g.) 1/125 shutter. I'd say it will help. -- Ken Tough |
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