The Problem with Internal Stabilization in Photography @seawildearth
The Problem with Internal Stabilization in Photography  @seawildearth
Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Internal stabilization can be a godsend and a pain in the posterior to boot. This short video explains when is the best time to enable the feature and when it's best to have it switched off.

Also, a correction. The bird filmed in the clip demonstrating the feature turned off was a Grey-faced Buzzard and not a Japanese Sparrowhawk, as mentioned.

Cheer, and I hope this info will help some of you.

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