Sigma 17-70 IS
Using the lens OS does result in a more stable viewfinder though ... but then it also seems to drain the camera battery faster.
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I did this in a room lit by flourescent tubes and hand held without flash, all very scientific I know. The result was lens OS was sharper than the camera OS which was sharper than no OS at all.
Im not sure if the lens OS uses more battery power than the camera OS coz im still on my first charge since getting the lens.
happy testing
regards
stewart
I will do some more testing later and see how it goes.
Harry
Hazza
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Huddersfield, West Yorkshire
I have tried all three settings and see very little difference, but just maybe slightly sharper with the lens IS rather than the camera body IS.
Would leaving both on create a negative reaction? It doesn't seem to make any difference as far as I can tell.
Any thoughts?
Harry