Ian wrote:
> On 22 July 2011 16:37, Chuck Norcutt
> wrote: > If anti-shake is simply moving the sensor in response to motions
> of the > camera body why should it have a delaying effect on the shutter?
>
> There are two similar but different features here. Image Stabilisation is
> the one that moves the sensor. Anti-shake is basically mirror and
> aperture prefire, with a user-selectable delay before releasing the
> shutter (kind of like the self-timer only with more control over the delay
> and no beeps or flashing lights).
>
> Image stabilisation has its own button to switch it on and off,
> anti-shake needs a bit of menu exploration.
Been there, done that, with anti-shake. It was off.
Brian Swale.
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