Image Stabilizer lenses and autofocus

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Image Stabilizer lenses and autofocus

When shooting with an image stabilized lens, especially a long telephoto, if you don’t need to use the IS because your shutter speed is fast enough to avoid camera shake, try turning it off for even faster autofocus. This is especially useful for fast moving subjects where absolute AF speed is important. I mainly use the stabilizer when shooting speakers or subjects in low light when I feel the ISO starts to lose sharpness, which is around 1600 ISO for a Canon 2o MP full frame DSLR camera.

Contributed by: Martin Allred

http://www.floridaography.com

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Martin Allred is a professional photographer and frequent traveler. His organization Nationwide Photographers provides Professional Photography throughout the USA and Canada. Martin is a native of New Orleans and currently resides in the Tampa Bay area of Florida.
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