B Barry_Green Moderator Dec 29, 2010 #2 This is not correct. First, I presume you're talking about the 14-42, as there is no 10-42, right? Second, the 14-42 does have OIS. What it doesn't have, is a physical switch to enable the OIS. Instead it's done by one of the camera menus. Look at this page: http://www.four-thirds.org/en/microft/standard.html#i_014-042mm_f035-056_panasonic You'll see it clearly does say "MEGA O.I.S." on it.
This is not correct. First, I presume you're talking about the 14-42, as there is no 10-42, right? Second, the 14-42 does have OIS. What it doesn't have, is a physical switch to enable the OIS. Instead it's done by one of the camera menus. Look at this page: http://www.four-thirds.org/en/microft/standard.html#i_014-042mm_f035-056_panasonic You'll see it clearly does say "MEGA O.I.S." on it.
B Barry_Green Moderator Dec 29, 2010 #3 From page 74 of the manual: •There is no [O.I.S.] switch on the 14–42 mm/F3.5–5.6 lens supplied in DMC-GH2K. Set the [STABILIZER] settings in the [REC] Mode menu.
From page 74 of the manual: •There is no [O.I.S.] switch on the 14–42 mm/F3.5–5.6 lens supplied in DMC-GH2K. Set the [STABILIZER] settings in the [REC] Mode menu.
J jcintron Member Dec 30, 2010 #4 My assumption was based off the fact the lens itself has no label or information printed on it stating is an OIS lens.
My assumption was based off the fact the lens itself has no label or information printed on it stating is an OIS lens.
