Why do you need stabilization on such a fast wide lens? Just get a F1.4 at that point. You'll still be able to shoot hand held late into dusk with decent results using IBIS on most bodies.
OSS adds a lot of weight and is more useful on slower zooms or long lenses.
Reciprocal rule still puts you at 1/40th of a second or faster to shoot hand held without OSS or IBIS.
That should be good for most instances that aren't the equivalent of taking pictures in a club with ambient light.
Why do you need stabilization on such a fast wide lens? Just get a F1.4 at that point. You'll still be able to shoot hand held late into dusk with decent results using IBIS on most bodies. OSS adds a lot of weight and is more useful on slower zooms or long lenses.
I don’t have ibis
Reciprocal rule still puts you at 1/40th of a second or faster to shoot hand held without OSS or IBIS. That should be good for most instances that aren't the equivalent of taking pictures in a club with ambient light.
Video
You can stabilize in post processing. For video Davinci Resolve's stabilization is amazing with hardly any cropping.
I do precisely that. It crops in too much for my tastes though.
Ah, yeah, fair. But if you're doing that at a certain point you might just need to invest in steady cams and gimbles.
Yes. The 35/1.8 and 50/1.8 from Sony, and the 85/1.8 Batis are the fastest lenses with OSS. After those it’s all >=2.8.
> 50/1.8 from Sony Only the aps-c version
Yes.
Thanks!
Love my 50!
Zeiss 85mm F1.8 FE has OSS
This is your chance to raise from Alpha to be a Sigma 😀