Looks like a software bug to me. The input focal length is used for shake
reduction. So it would seem that when shake reduction is turned off due to
tripod, it 'totally forgets' the input focal length...
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On July 13, 2014 8:24:55 AM "P.J. Alling" <[email protected]> wrote:
When you use a wireless remote the camera turns off the anti shake
system automatically. That's not a bad thing, after all at that point
the camera is probably on a tripod, or at least a flat surface. What is
stupid is that the camera stops reporting the input focal length in the
EXIF data. I mean if you input the focal length then put the camera on
a tripod, you probably didn't change lenses.
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