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steady shot or not with the .3x fish

X-vwturbotony
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Apr 4, 2001, 10:51 AM

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i realize that if you leave steady shot on with a lense that vingette's your gonna get a really shaky shot with the black moving all around..( learned this one years ago. when i turned some footage in to world and soch yelled at me..=) but i just got .3 fish and i dont see any vingetting.. seems like steady shot could be a plus now? any thoughts? do you guys use it? ok thanks for the info...tony

X-Brady
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Apr 6, 2001, 2:44 PM

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no, you should still leave it off. if you leave it on and put the fisheye on i've noticed the picture tends to look like it is floating across the screen somewhat if there are jerky movements. you can see the whole image shift from left to right basically. Since it's so wide, the fisheye tends to act as natural stabilizer anyway so your best bet is to leave steadyshot off. imho.

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Apr 6, 2001, 4:00 PM

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: no, you should still leave it off. if you leave it on and put the fisheye on i've noticed the picture tends to look like it is floating across the screen somewhat if there are jerky movements. you can see the whole image shift from left to right basically. Since it's so wide, the fisheye tends to act as natural stabilizer anyway so your best bet is to leave steadyshot off. imho.

thanks dude...will do...tony