I already answered all the questions in my previous posts.
I have this lens (Sigma 2.8 with OS Alpha mount using the LA-EA1 adapter) and I've tested it and I've posted a couple of videos shot with it.
To summarise:
Yes, the OS works on the Alpha-mount Sigma lens with the adapter on the FS 100 - the OS switch is on the lens.
The Sony (and Tokina and Tamron) Alpha-mount lenses do not have stabilisation in the lens, therefore they will not have stabilisation on the FS 100.
The Sony Alpha DSLR cameras have 'Steadyshot' in the DSLR body/sensor.
When using the Sigma OS lens on an Alpha DSLR cameras, you can use either the OS on the lens or the 'Steadyshot' on the body/sensor -- but not both at the same time.
You can hear the OS working on the Sigma lens mounted on the FS 100 in this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4O_X_gVI5hc
I'm moving the camera on purpose so you can hear it working.
I have this lens (Sigma 2.8 with OS Alpha mount using the LA-EA1 adapter) and I've tested it and I've posted a couple of videos shot with it.
To summarise:
Yes, the OS works on the Alpha-mount Sigma lens with the adapter on the FS 100 - the OS switch is on the lens.
The Sony (and Tokina and Tamron) Alpha-mount lenses do not have stabilisation in the lens, therefore they will not have stabilisation on the FS 100.
The Sony Alpha DSLR cameras have 'Steadyshot' in the DSLR body/sensor.
When using the Sigma OS lens on an Alpha DSLR cameras, you can use either the OS on the lens or the 'Steadyshot' on the body/sensor -- but not both at the same time.
You can hear the OS working on the Sigma lens mounted on the FS 100 in this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4O_X_gVI5hc
I'm moving the camera on purpose so you can hear it working.
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