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Mar 23, 2011 20:23 |  #1

does the IS stay on while the video is on the whole time?

According to this guy yes?
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However i know when i do photo is stays on for the first 10-15 seconds and then shuts off...


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Mar 23, 2011 20:43 |  #2

It should stay on all the time like in live view. It's effectiveness in video is not quite as strong as in stills but can help. Also, like in stills, turn it off when doing a locked down shot.


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Mar 24, 2011 04:59 |  #3

As Chippy says, as soon as you press that liveview button, the IS runs constantly, which is a good way to run the battery down in a jiffy if you're not careful. The IS unit can put out a bit of noise and vibration itself, so if you're recording audio keep any microphones or recorders away from the camera, and obviously don't use the built-in mic.

Also, the IS may give a "floating" effect to the image, kind of like there is lag between camera movement and movement of the image, so you have to watch out for that too.


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Mar 24, 2011 07:58 |  #4

I dont noticed IS being on all the time in Live view on my 60D. Ive just tried my 70-300 and IS is only activated when i press/half press the shutter button, just like without live view.
Switching to Video mode does of course cause IS to stay on.


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Mar 24, 2011 09:55 |  #5

It's on all the time.

If you have it, use it on handheld. Helps a ton.




  
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Mar 24, 2011 10:13 |  #6

dave_bass5 wrote in post #12082421 (external link)
I dont noticed IS being on all the time in Live view on my 60D. Ive just tried my 70-300 and IS is only activated when i press/half press the shutter button, just like without live view.
Switching to Video mode does of course cause IS to stay on.

It has to be "stills + movie" mode in live-view, if it's stills only then yeah, it won't be on all the time.


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Mar 24, 2011 10:24 |  #7

Kolor-Pikker wrote in post #12083096 (external link)
It has to be "stills + movie" mode in live-view, if it's stills only then yeah, it won't be on all the time.

Im not sure i follow. Maybe im just miss reading your reply. Im not sure what the "stills + Movie mode" is.

On my 60D its Stills or Movie (with stills) but the LCD is always on for Movie mode.


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Mar 24, 2011 10:53 |  #8

I'm guessing it might something different on the new Canons then, because on the 5D2 there isn't a dedicated movie mode, you select in the menu whether you want to shoot only stills in LV, or stills with movie recording, which then allows you to press the set button to record video.


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Mar 24, 2011 10:58 |  #9

Thats probably it then.

Sorry to derail the topic.


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