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According to Canon Rumors IBIS is already confirmed in the upcoming R5 and R6 bodies. However I would be surprised to ever see IBIS in any of their DSLRs.
It may be a factor but it's not caused issues in any of my stabilized bodies - the oldest of which was made in 2009.In-body image stabilization cuts down on the ultimate long-term reliability of the body , perhaps not by much, but it's a small factor.
There's no technical reason to limit IBIS to RF lenses.Should they ever bring IBIS, another concern might be limiting the feature to Canon-official RF lenses. That also might be good reason for them to wait, such that more photographers aren't really using EF lenses much and have a selection of RF, lest they infuriate owners.
It may be a factor but it's not caused issues in any of my stabilized bodies - the oldest of which was made in 2009.In-body image stabilization cuts down on the ultimate long-term reliability of the body , perhaps not by much, but it's a small factor.
Would it not equally be the case that lens based stabilization would play a part in the reliability of lenses? Given lenses typically have a useful life well beyond camera bodies this is probably a more significant factor.
There's no technical reason to limit IBIS to RF lenses.Should they ever bring IBIS, another concern might be limiting the feature to Canon-official RF lenses. That also might be good reason for them to wait, such that more photographers aren't really using EF lenses much and have a selection of RF, lest they infuriate owners.
If they did that, it would be very spiteful & I suspect it would cause many EF shooters to switch to the Nikon Z.
Question. What will happen if you use an IS lens with a IBIS body, will one react with the other
IBIS has always worked with any lens - I used it with M42 & T2 mount lenses ten years ago, and I think also with a 1930s kodak astigmat.I think it has more to do with the developments in IBIS technology. Since 5 stops are now possible in camera(Z7) and many lens designs just don't have the optical formula or internal real-esate, I think you will see a shift from IS(VR or OS) to IBIS across many brands. The benefit of IBIS is any lens now has a stabilized platform including adapted lenses.