10-04-2022, 09:03 AM
Just some comments:
The Sony A7c has IBIS, that is the reason being a little thicker than expected.
The Sony IBIS was rendered average due to the lack of any improvements over many years while others worked on it.
The IBIS cooperates with the OSS and assigns axes of stabilisation to the two systems.
Unfortunately this adds less than one stop to a single system in my shaky hands.
There is no limitation by the Mount, simply as VF and APSC implementations are similar in efficacy and the latter should have an advantage if this hypothesis would be true.
Sony should work on this topic more seriously as they fixed their former AF issues.
And, of course, put IBIS in all APSC cameras as they had 15 years ago (I know, different technology, but who cares as a user). So far, only the A6500 and A6600 offer IBIS and I stopped using any other camera for serious work.
The Sony A7c has IBIS, that is the reason being a little thicker than expected.
The Sony IBIS was rendered average due to the lack of any improvements over many years while others worked on it.
The IBIS cooperates with the OSS and assigns axes of stabilisation to the two systems.
Unfortunately this adds less than one stop to a single system in my shaky hands.
There is no limitation by the Mount, simply as VF and APSC implementations are similar in efficacy and the latter should have an advantage if this hypothesis would be true.
Sony should work on this topic more seriously as they fixed their former AF issues.
And, of course, put IBIS in all APSC cameras as they had 15 years ago (I know, different technology, but who cares as a user). So far, only the A6500 and A6600 offer IBIS and I stopped using any other camera for serious work.