Originally posted by stevebrot Take the lens off, "B" mode, SR-on, and examine the sensor through the front of the camera. With normal hand-holding, the SR system should be actively moving the sensor around. If it is jammed, it may no longer be true to the focal plane, hence the blurry shots. If it is "jammed", the problem would be failure of one or more parts that are not economically serviceable.*
Steve
* The accelerometers are built into the main processor board and the SR mechanism is integrated tightly to the chassis and sensor mount...not user serviceable.
Yeah, it should, but doesn't. By the way, it doesn't make unfocused shots, just made blurry shots while hard panning (we were following a drift championship) because we couldn't withstand the weight of the camera and the blur would appear in a vertical axis, thing that my K5 erradicates.
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Originally posted by sergysergy I don't know if it it part of the problem but for panning shots it is recommended to have the SR off.
I might try, all my pans have been made with SR on, as well as tripod shots, and did not had any problems so far with it.
If i have read correctly, this photo would have been impossible with SR on...but it has been made with the K5 SR on, and certainly that one works. Bear in mind this one has been magnified at 300% and still looks good.
Last edited by CapitanXeon; 10-21-2018 at 12:20 PM.