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Aug 01, 2017 06:46 |  #1

Is this a standard on these camera's? i seem to hear like a focusing noise even after focus is completed and im on S-AF.

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Aug 03, 2017 16:18 |  #2

My guess is that its the "In Body Image Stabilization System" (IBIS) running..



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Aug 04, 2017 04:10 as a reply to  @ By-tor's post |  #3

now that you mentioned it i think thats what it is.. hehe thanks.


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Aug 08, 2017 18:25 |  #4

A little different than that clunk sound my old 70-200mm 2.8 made when IS kicked in..



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