Canon also announced a new RF 24-50mm f/4.5-6.3 IS STM full-frame lens, which will be available in a bundle with the Canon R8. Body alone, the R8 will cost $1,500. The kit with the R8 and 24-50mm
Based on everything I can find, IBIS is considered a mechanical process. 5-axis In Body Image Stabilization can only be done using sensor shift techniques. There is no cropping. Your describing digital image stabilization or electronic image stabilization. The 90D doesn't have any sensor shift capabilities. Lens (OIS) Stabilization with f/1.4 lenses. This lens doesn't have image stabilization and neither does the body of the EOS M cameras. This is not uncommon for lenses with extremely wide apertures - like this one. Canon, for example, rarely include IS with wider-angled lenses that have wide apertures.
We review the new Canon EOS 6D Mark II, the long awaited update to the 6D, with a new 26mp Full-Frame sensor, and vari-angle touch-screen. As the electronic image stabilisation reduces video
from Fruits/Vegetables - macro only, no close-up. The Canon EOS R8 is the company's second ever sub-$1500 full-frame camera (just). It's a compact, entry- (ish)-level body with a lot of EOS R6 II to it. But there are also some limitations. We look at what it is, what it isn't and how it stacks up against its peers. Frame Rate, Buffer Depth, Shutter. The Canon EOS M6 Mark II, despite its high resolution, delivers a very remarkable 14 frames per second and that spec comes with AF and AE. In Canon's interchangeable lens camera lineup at review time, only the professional EOS-1D X Mark II compares. when i attach the Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 lens to my Canon R6 mark ii (with canon adaptor), the ibis simply doesnt work. And worst, it causes the IBIS to constantly shaking, making video shooting almost impossible (unless i turn off the IBIS altogether). as of today, i tested the R6 mark ii on several 3rd party lenses: Prices Field Test Part II Navigate Review Canon 6D Mark II Field Test Part II We test the 6D II's video features and performance by Jeremy Gray | Posted 08/31/2017 Canon EF
Edward1064. The 7D2 may give you a bit more resolution than the 60D, but you probably won't see it unless you enlarge the pictures from both cameras. Compare them at 100% resolution and you may notice the difference. Beyond that, improvement in sharpness usually comes from using a better lens.
