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Tue, 06 Dec 2005
I love the Image Stabilization in my 17-85 IS lens. "Tripod in a lens."
Posted by Doug at Wed Dec 7 11:29:18 2005
What I see
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out my hotel window -- I got upgraded to a "view room"
Sure wish I had a tripod...
Let me guess, the Courtyard Marriot in San Francisco, see my photo taken a few months ago:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ceperez/47226341/in/set-1064317/
Carlos
Posted by Carlos E. Perez at Wed Dec 7 09:03:22 2005
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ceperez/47226341/in/set-1064317/
Carlos
Posted by Carlos E. Perez at Wed Dec 7 09:03:22 2005
Sure wish I had a tripod...
I love the Image Stabilization in my 17-85 IS lens. "Tripod in a lens."
Posted by Doug at Wed Dec 7 11:29:18 2005
Carlos,
You called it.
Doug,
That was a 2s exposure. Can the IS handle that?
Posted by Ted Leung at Thu Dec 8 01:07:21 2005
You called it.
Doug,
That was a 2s exposure. Can the IS handle that?
Posted by Ted Leung at Thu Dec 8 01:07:21 2005
Two seconds would be borderline. Probably not. But at ISO 800 you'd have 1/2 second, and at ISO 1600 1/4 second, and it handles those speeds pretty nicely.
ISO 800 is pretty good on the Rebel XT, and ISO 1600 ain't bad - especially for a shot like that where you could get away with arbitrarily clipping the dark shades to black in postprocessing - the dark shades are where the noise is.
Posted by Doug at Thu Dec 8 10:44:26 2005
ISO 800 is pretty good on the Rebel XT, and ISO 1600 ain't bad - especially for a shot like that where you could get away with arbitrarily clipping the dark shades to black in postprocessing - the dark shades are where the noise is.
Posted by Doug at Thu Dec 8 10:44:26 2005
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