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I think the VR issue applied to the older VR only. Early ones had user guides that said to turn them off when on a tripod (more or less for the reasons in the Kelby article) and on when hand holding only.
Haven't read Scott's article. You clearly put a different spin on the debate.
Not sure how Fuji's system compares with other VR. But it still remains a 'potential' contributor to image clarity where camera response time Is less than what we come to expect from a DSLR?
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