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Which "IS" Mode...1 or 2?

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Oct 28, 2007 15:49 |  #1

When shooting action sports with a vertical grip in vertical position, which IS mode should I generally be using?

When I shoot horizontal action sports, I normally use Mode 2. However, I don't believe the lens knows that I'm in vertical mode and that Mode 2 should be switched 90 degrees. Is that a correct assumption?

Equipment used: Canon EOS 40D, Canon 70-300 IS USM, Opteka Vertical/Battery Grip.

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Oct 28, 2007 15:52 |  #2

If you're panning, use Mode 2; it doesn't care which end's up, but damps out the lesser of the two directions of motion.

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Oct 28, 2007 16:06 |  #3

wait, newb question. does only the 40D offer different modes of IS per IS lens? i have an XTi, i'm not missing something am i?




  
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Oct 28, 2007 16:08 |  #4

nc-grayson wrote in post #4207267 (external link)
wait, newb question. does only the 40D offer different modes of IS per IS lens? i have an XTi, i'm not missing something am i?

The IS mode is a switch on the lens.

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-Canon 70-300mm F4 EF IS USM (with hood)
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Oct 28, 2007 16:10 |  #5

Jon wrote in post #4207208 (external link)
If you're panning, use Mode 2; it doesn't care which end's up, but damps out the lesser of the two directions of motion.

Thanks, Jon!

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-Canon 10-22mm F3.5 USM (with hood)
-Canon 70-300mm F4 EF IS USM (with hood)
-Canon 28-135mm F3.5 EF IS USM (with hood)...and many more items.
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