is there any good ibis system that can stabilize lenses of 100mm or above full frame equivalent?

[zlfan]

i tested em5 many yeas ago for its ibis. basically, at 25mm m43 (50mm full frame equivalent) or less, it is tripod proof; 25-50mm, it is like on a monopod; over 50mm, it is shaky. 

gp12 seems to have very effective stabilization, but i think the lens is also on the wide angle. 

can om1 or g9 ii or gh6 stabilize 100 mm or above lenses like it is on a tripod?

thanks in advance.  

 

[ac6000cw]

I own the E-M1 iii , OM-1 and original G9.

With the video IBIS set to maximum (Oly) or in Boost mode (Pana) and something to lean on (or you're good at standing still), I would say 'yes'.  Not used a GH6 or G9 ii, but the E-M1 iii & OM-1 stabilization can be almost magically good sometimes.

[zlfan]

13 minutes ago, ac6000cw said:

I own the E-M1 iii , OM-1 and original G9.

With the video IBIS set to maximum (Oly) or in Boost mode (Pana) and something to lean on (or you're good at standing still), I would say 'yes'.  Not used a GH6 or G9 ii, but the E-M1 iii & OM-1 stabilization can be almost magically good sometimes.

so, you think that em1.3 and om1 can use 100 mm lens (200mm full frame eqiv) and still tripod like? very nice to hear. regards, 

[gt3rs]

Above 100mm IBIS become less efficient but if the lens has IS you can handheld, I regularly handheld 400mm 

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