On 12/02/06 1:49 PM, "Cotty", <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I do not have a K10D (yet!), but Canon IS works less than a second, although >> it feels closer to a second before image stabilizes. There are too many >> things in their system to converge before it becomes ready. > > > Ken, which camera and lens combo do you refer to here? This is not my > experience at all.
It's 28-135 IS and 75-300 IS, and body is either Elan 7e or even IXe :-). I know these two lenses are consumer zooms and 75-300 is the first generation IS and 28-135 is not the latest incarnation either. I seldom uses those lenses these days but I just tested now. Yes, it is "almost" instant but I still "feel" some time lag, certainly not instant. I used to have a 100-400 IS "telescopic" monster but I felt the same way. I am not bashing these IS lenses (I loved those) but the time lag is definitely there. I was trying to say it is not like "a few seconds". You may say the better Canon IS lenses and a body will make a difference. Maybe. Ken -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
