Panasonic 70-200 f4 - OIS and panning

[KitW]

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I've asked a related question on the CL forum, but perhaps this is the better forum to pose it: how does panning work on a Panasonic Lumix S Pro 70-200 F4? Older lenses have separate settings for panning and normal stabilisation. So far as I can see, this lens only has one switch for image stabilisation - on or off. Is it clever enough to tell how it is being used?

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[Babylonia]

vor 3 Stunden schrieb KitW:

Panasonic Lumix S Pro 70-200 F4?
Older lenses have separate settings for panning and normal stabilisation.
So far as I can see, this lens only has one switch for image stabilisation - on or off.

A  Panasonic Lumix S Pro 70-200 F4   lens is one of the first Panasonic L-mount lenses.
So  "older"  lenses, at least not related to L-mount as it comes to Panasonic lenses itself.
(E.g. also the Panasonic 24-105mm/F4.0  lens only have an  on / off  image stabilisation button at the lens itself).

Looking to the  < user manual - PDF English >  -  page 61      of a  Leica CL  camera.
The in camera image stabilisation setting, is just  "On" (Auto)  or  "Off"

But looking to  Panasonic  L-mount  camera models, the in-camera stabilisation options,
there are far more settings possible related to image stabilisation, panning options, and e.g related which lens is used.
- Panning left / right
- Panning up / down

E.g. check for the older Panasonic S1R camera     < user manual - PDF English >  -  page 172 - 177

Today new Panasonic camera models even have more options, as e.g. including anamorphic lenses.
    Check For the newer Panasonic S1R-II model   < user manual - PDF English >  -  page 311 - 317

So it is just the Leica CL itself, that limits the possibilities as for image stabilisation.

Edited yesterday at 02:52 AM by Babylonia

[KitW]

Thanks for a very detailed reply.

[Babylonia]

vor 19 Stunden schrieb Babylonia:

Today new Panasonic camera models even have more options, as e.g. including anamorphic lenses.
    Check For the newer Panasonic S1R-II model   < user manual - PDF English >  -  page 311 - 317

Even more pages as for settings, as I made a mistake mentioning the right pages.  --> page 307 - 317      😎   😉