Well, using the 70-200/2.8IS, and just looking through it may be entirely different things. AND, I can see it helping with the barn owl. GRIN

OTOH, I was using 100 speed film Friday around PDML (M100/2.8, 1/15sec at 2.8). Only about 3 (out of 10-12) of the shots came out sharp enough in 4x6 prints. I had a monopod in the truck, so who's fault is that?

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Cotty wrote:

On 6/6/04, GRAYWOLF, discombobulated, offered:


I wonder if the folks who think IS is so wonderful have actually used it?
Today at GFM Cotty was showing off his new Canon 70-200 IS. I noticed that it took something like a second for it to kick in. I think it would occasionally

be a


life saver and 99% of the time drive me crazy. But then I feel like that
about a lot of the must-have-super-duper-high-buck-features most of the folk here
think are absolutely essential for taking photos.


Hi mate,

just going through the backlog of PDML messages, chronologically...

When I was showing you, I should have also included the 2X (which was
still in Bill's camper) - the effect is much more pronounced.

I can see a beautiful relationship kicking off here -  and I don't just
mean me and you, buddy ;-)


Cheers, Cotty


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