Cameras With In Body Image Stabilization

Clicked great pictures with in-body image stabilization

This is a great lens for nature shoots. Stabilization in the lens works great and is better than the type used in the body of the cameras.

My husband gifted me with the XF 70-300 mm f/4.56 lens along with the Fuji X-S10 body, and I couldn't be happier. This combination is perfectly suited for the nature photography that I enjoy. The XF 70-300mm F4-5.6 is a very versatile compact telephoto zoom lens. The close-focusing capabilities are impressive, along with the very effective image stabilization. I photograph birds and wildlife as a hobby and this lens has worked very well for that application. The X-S10 body design, with its deeper hand grip and dedicated dials for ISO and exposure compensation, is familiar to what I am used to with my Nikon DSLR. I have not shot video yet, but the in-body image stabilization feature has helped deliver incredibly sharp still images using the 70-300 mm lens. I had an X-T100 before, and even with small hands, I was invariably changing settings by accident. I have not had that problem with this camera at all. The viewfinder is nice and bright and the camera and lens combo have a nice balanced weight to them. Here's an example image, shot through a window at 15 feet.

The camera body feels good, like a lightweight but well built and solid DSLR. The image stabilization is fantastic, I can shoot some nice videos of baby moving around handheld with one hand only. The kit lens performs well for video, but I don't like it so much for stills.

The in body stabilization makes this thing a superstar. Regardless of f stop and light level, each image comes in crisp. Need to do a 1.5 second night exposure hand-held? No worries, mate. The controls, once mastered, are fast and intuitive.

Stunning results particularly when paired with an "R" body with image stabilization and dual pixel eye focus. A professional tool intended for professionals. Professionals that work out. It's dreadfully heavy. But it's worth it. Portraiture becomes child's play.

This really is a great camera for the price. The lenses are fairly cheap for it since the image stabilization is in body. However, battery life is pretty abysmal.

The image stabilization built into this camera is incredible, as is the ability to customize the various convenient buttons on the body. The layout is simple and very functional. I highly recommend this camera.

I am impressed by the features packed in such a compact body especially the 5 axis image stabilization that works really well in the videos. The image quality is really good. My Nikon D5600 DSLR might have slightly better image quality but the portability and features makes me want to use this more. The only downside is that the battery life could have been better and they should have provided a separate charger. I am not a fan of in-camera battery charging. But you can find a generic one on ebay for less than 10$ so not really a big issue.

This camera allows me to use my vintage cameras with image stabilization. I am also impressed with the performance of my E series lens.. The feature set is far superior to the make of camera I have been using since 1986.