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K5's Shake Reduction


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07-21-2012, 05:29 PM - 1 Like   #31
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The SR in k-5 works well for me. I know because I often had a hard time taking anything under 1/60 while using nikon d90. That means I have fairly shaky hands. Now I can descend down to 1/15 and still get sharp.

But you absolutely have to wait for the green hand to get on, otherwise you'll get blurry even at 1/500.
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