> I saw Phil Askey's "preview" earlier, and went more or less immediately to > the sample images. I was disappointed to find no mention as to whether a > tripod or other support was used. With some of the exposures recorded, and > our interest in the finer details, it's an essential piece of information.
At least most of the museum shots were meant to show off the new image-stabilizing lens as well as the 5D. Many were shot at shutter speeds that would ordinarily be too low for public samples. Some images are too soft for a tripod even with an optically mediocre lens.
To me, it gives a very strong impression of a guy walking around taking hand-held pictures.
--Ken S.
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