April 26, 20205 yr I have an A7R3. I am using a Canon 100mm macro lens. The macro lens has built-in stabilization that I do not want to use because it messes up my macro shots (slider video moves). If I use the lens with its stabilization turn off, the A7R3 Steadyshot turns on and I cannot turn it off. If I use the lens's stabilization, the camera's IBS turns off. Either way I'm stuck with stabilization that I do NOT want. Is there a way for me to force disable camera's Steadyshot? It's not suitable for macro slider work (video) because it floats around willy nilly ruining my shots.
April 28, 20205 yr Hi there, Brother Thad, Don't have your camera, so not able to help much, but your steadyshot on/off menu item looks to be the same as mine (a6500). Off doesn't work? Weird.
April 30, 20205 yr Push MENU button -> Camera Settings 2 -> Sub menu 4 (Shutter/SteadyShot) -> SteadyShot -> Off -> SteadyShot Adjust -> Manual
April 30, 20205 yr Author 21 minutes ago, Makeev said: Push MENU button -> Camera Settings 2 -> Sub menu 4 (Shutter/SteadyShot) -> SteadyShot -> Off -> SteadyShot Adjust -> Manual This unfortunately does not work. When the lens has stabilization turned on, the camera's Steadyshot is automatically turned off. When the lens has its stabilization turned off, you CANNOT turn the camera's Steadyshot off, even in Manual mode. I think it's because it's a Canon lens on a Sony body.
April 30, 20205 yr 36 minutes ago, Thad said: This unfortunately does not work. When the lens has stabilization turned on, the camera's Steadyshot is automatically turned off. When the lens has its stabilization turned off, you CANNOT turn the camera's Steadyshot off, even in Manual mode. I think it's because it's a Canon lens on a Sony body. Then it's all about the adapter ring (EF -> E-mount). Try another model.
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