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    Stephansdom

    1/6 f4 @70mm no IS on a monopod.

    Stephansdom

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    Re: Stephansdom

    Too many beautiful things to look at here and photograph...Very nice place...

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    It is the most beautiful place I've ever been to Izzie; the 1A bus from Schottentor to Stephansplatz the most beautiful bus route in the world. It was 100 iso by the way, I forgot it above and are very surprised that there isn't much camera shake.

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    Re: Stephansdom

    Nicely captured.

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    Re: Stephansdom

    Cheers John.

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    Re: Stephansdom

    Steve,

    I looked at this shot again and noticed your comment that says
    1/6 f4 @70mm no IS on a monopod.
    Am I misreading this? Correct me if I am wrong, as far as I know the IS is either on camera (e.g. Olympus) or on the lens (e.g., Nikon) I used to own an Olympus that is why I know...and a habit...I turn off IS when my camera is on a tripod...just what I know hence do.

    I am not picking on you...just commenting...

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    Re: Stephansdom

    Very old lens Izzie. 70-200mm Canon f4 without IS. When I bought it I didn't see the use of IS since it was bought to capture distant fast moving objects, how wrong I was.

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