In 2016, Olympus Camera made some buzz in the photo world when the claimed that their new camera was capable of an impressive 6.5 stops of stabilization and that the limiting factor was in fact the rotation of the Earth. The first such stabilization systems were introduced in lenses in the 1990s and only provided […]
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Head Weight Ratings Are Useless
Across camera support equipment, weight rating is the one quantitative metric supplied by the manufacturer that is supposed to be indicative of the performance. Unfortunately there are no agreed upon standards or definitions as to what this weight rating actually means. It is simply a made up number by the manufacturer that sounds good to […]
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