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Beginner Which Stabilizer Mode 1, 2, 3 should I use?
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If you're panning, 2 would be best. 3 is good too.
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Mode 1 is great for general handheld shots, Mode 2 kicks in the stabilization only when you're pressing the shutter button, and Mode 3 is perfect for panning shots, like capturing that train in motion. So, for that moving steam train action, I'd say crank it up to Mode 3
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On a Canon 100-400 L
Mode 1 is IS operating in both horizontal and vertical planes.
Mode 2 is IS in one plane, so if your panning horizontally, IS works on vertical movement, and vice versa.
Mode 3 activates IS when shutter is activated, not in the pre-shutter stages
You could use all three modes for photographing a steam train.
Mode 1 is IS operating in both horizontal and vertical planes.
Mode 2 is IS in one plane, so if your panning horizontally, IS works on vertical movement, and vice versa.
Mode 3 activates IS when shutter is activated, not in the pre-shutter stages
You could use all three modes for photographing a steam train.