What is the stabilizer image? The question may seem trivial but in fact many believe that the stabilizer in some way to prevent blurring due to subject centered and instead just goes to prevent small fluctuations due to the hand of those who are photographing.
There are two types of image stabilizer, or on the lens or camera body, which is better between the two?
I personally think that at the final result is equivalent, but I find the fact of having the image stabilizer in the camera body will bring many benefits, let's see some. A body-stabilized makes any stabilized lens you mount on the lens and allows you to have lighter and less expensive than those which incorporate the stabilizer. For example, if you buy a Canon or Nikon and go see their telephoto lenses you'll find that on average larger, more expensive and heavier than the equivalent focal length covered by such optical Sony, Olympus or Pentax mount because the latter makes the image stabilizer in the body.
The stabilizer has benefits in two cases, the first is whether we are using telephoto lenses with which even small fluctuations are amplified in our hand and the second when we photograph low light because the stabilizer is designed to increase the shutter speed without needing to go with the iso.
Surely you can not live without stabilizer, but also because it lacks a convenience that allows you to take home a lot more photos and many more situations?
The downside of this feature is the battery consumption that rises enough so it is better to switch off when not in use, there is usually a menu or a button dedicated to this. Please note that with the wide-angle lens in good light your shutter speed should be such to render unnecessary the stabilizer and then you can keep it off.
One thing to remember is to always turn it off if you use a tripod! Yes, because if the stabilizer is useful in your hand can do the exact opposite on a stable, why? Simply because the gyro stabilizer move thousands of times per second and if built on a solid base of generated micro moved that it can not compensate for their Essendon cause.
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