IS lens and the wedding processional

when shooting the processional with the 70-200 IS lens in good light should the is be disabled ??

If it's handheld leave the IS on always.

Even if your light is great, it's probably good to leave IS on just because later on you may forget to turn it back on. The benefit to turning it off is saving battery life, it's true, but if you've got >= 2 batteries and can swap/charge, it really won't make a difference.

patrick clarke wrote in post #14754073
when shooting the processional with the 70-200 IS lens in good light should the is be disabled ??

While I've never had this issue during weddings, when I shoot the odd baseball game here and there for some folks I know, if I am getting fast shutter speeds, like > 1/1000, then I tend to turn IS off because it may interfere with tracking subjects in AI Servo. Or at least put in in mode 2.

But again, for weddings, I always have IS on.

nicksan wrote in post #14754542
While I've never had this issue during weddings, when I shoot the odd baseball game here and there for some folks I know, if I am getting fast shutter speeds, like > 1/1000, then I tend to turn IS off because it may interfere with tracking subjects in AI Servo. Or at least put in in mode 2.

But again, for weddings, I always have IS on.

This. I always leave it on and have never had any problems during the wedding ceremony processional/recession​als.

thanks for the replies