I second that. I've been unpleasantly surprised as well on a few
occasions. I thought about covering it with black tape, as I don't really
use it very often on a tripod. If I do, I'll replace it with a new piece of
black tape afterwards ;-).
Apart from that, it is my favorite (m)43 lens. I really love the rendering.
Op zo 27 sep. 2020 om 13:46 schreef John Duggan via olympus <
olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Looking at recent macro shots I noticed that some of them were not as
> sharp as I would expect. On checking settings I discovered that the lens
> slider switch for IS had moved to off. This is not the first time that this
> has happened.
> My first thoughts are to cut a small piece of rubber to fit in the space
> behind the slider switch and hold it in place with a sliver of double sided
> sticky tape. This would enable the rubber to be removed if needed.
> Other than tripod use, why would I need to disable the IS ?
> I am rather annoyed that the switch has very little resistance, and can be
> moved by sliding in and out of a camera bag.
> Your collective thoughts please.
>
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