Phantom camera shake?

[JustJazzie]

Nice tree :thumbup:

Thank you! I just wish those ugly window blinds weren't there to ruin my shot! Lol

 

[DiskoJoe]

If you read the lens users guide for each of your lenses, they say somewhere if VR needs or doesn't need to be turned off when the camera/lens is mounted on a tripod. Some lenses that have VR II (usually the telephoto lenses) have a 'tripod' mode. Nikon | Technology | VR (Vibration-Reduction)

Thanks for the tip. I honestly didn't read my lens manual (I read my camera manual quite often though) I doubt I even have it anymore. I'll have to look and see if I can download a digital copy from sony.

The sony camera manuals do specifically cite that you need to turn off the in-camera stabalization when shooting on a tripod. You do this because the camera will try to stabalize the picture even though its not needed.