Originally posted by dane.dawg;1793925but going threw my pictures i believe [not stabilized: means SR wasnt ready..
I've investigated further. I took a number of shots:
1 with SR turned off:
not stabilized
The rest with SR turned on. I was twirling back & forth on a swivelling desk chair so SR was having difficulty working:
stabilized
not ready
not ready
stabilized, not ready (don't know what this means - partial SR?)
Reasoning that I was getting shooting hesitations because the AF was trying to operate, and these hesitations may be allowing SR to active, I then switched to a MF lens. All with SR turned on and moving fast:
not stabilized
not stabilized
not stabilized
not stabilized
not stabilized
not stabilized
not stabilized
not stabilized
Finally, a still MF shot so SR could activate:
stabilized
and with SR turned off:
not stabilized
BTW, you can quickly compare images in a directory with PhotoME, by using the R.Arrow-key to load the next one. (This won't work if you have filtering in use.)
There is another field in the EXIF,
Shake Reduction (Setup). This appears to indicate SR switched on/off. So with
Shake Reduction (Setup): on,
SR Result can indicate:
not stabilized not ready
stabilized, not ready stabilized
This looks like a sequence of SR activation, with
stabilized being the real deal
.
Dan.