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Image Stabilization is a ‘must’ in superzooms

Superzooms can deliver powerful telephoto reach of up to 300mm (equivalent to 480mm on a full-frame body). This is often combined with a relatively narrow maximum aperture of f/6.3, resulting in pedestrian shutter speeds in anything other than very bright lighting. To avoid blurred images from camera shake, all current superzoom lenses feature stabilization that typically enables you to shoot at shutter speeds that are four stops slower than usual.

IS OFF Stabilization can be a huge help in getting sharp handheld shots, especially at telephoto zoom settings, enabling you to shoot at up to four stops slower than you normally could

IS On