Olympus E-410 anti shake To date there is in fact only one lens which has risen to the challenge: the Leica D 14-50mm, which originally came as part of a kit with either the Panasonic Lumix L1 or Leica’s own Digilux 3. Now it’s also sold separately, we thought we’d see how it performed on the E-410. Below you’ll see crops taken from a close-up of a bottle, reproduced here at 50%. The shot was taken at the Leica D 14-50mm’s closest focusing distance using an exposure of just half a second. You can clearly see camera shake with the stabilisation deactivated on the lower left crop. This shake however is greatly reduced in the second example with optical stabilisation activated.
The Live View facility of the E-410 presents us with another opportunity to see the Leica’s stabilisation in action and we’re pleased to demonstrate it as part of a complete video tour of the lens below. This video tour is part of our new Leica D 14-50mm review. As with our other video tours, simply click the Play button in the middle to view; you may need to click this twice.
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Olympus E-410 features
Lenses and viewfinder / Screen and menus / Sensor and processing / Anti dust / Anti shake