> -----Original Message-----
> >As to the issue of IS and DOF there is no doubt that you can add
> DOF to an
> >image in low light and still get an excellent image with IS. That is as
> >long as you work within the limitations of your subject's motion which IS
> >cannot fix no matter how well IS works. Nice, sharp images of church
> >interiors with motion blurred brides, grooms and guests must be
> BIG sellers
> >these days. Yes, IS may be able to save you if you didn't think
> to bring a
> >monopod, but who's fault is that anyway?
>
> Chip, that is why they make flash, to freeze the image even when you use
> 1/30 second to gain some more ambient light. Photography 101.
> BTW, no one except amateurs would use a monopod at a wedding.
That only works if you really blast the flash and therefore it contributes
much more to the total exposure then the ambient light does. In that case
you are going to end up with the typical flash picture and your background
is still fairly dark. Otherwise you will see ghost shadows around your
subject.
Robert
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