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Peter W. Meek wrote:
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 06:24:51 GMT, junktin wrote: Does anyone have practical experience using a consumer grade digital camera with high zoom and Image Stabilization on a sailboat (taking shots of distant scenery or other boats)? I routinely use a Canon SLR (several film and digital models) with their IS lenses. I have used the Canon 100-400 IS as well as their 300 IS lens with both the 1.4x and 2.0x extenders. I also have some shorter Canon IS lenses for these cameras (D30, D60, 10D and 20D). (Anyone want to buy one of the older ones?) I've used a Canon SLR (film) with a 300 F4 IS with 1.4x extender too. It allowed me to get shots that I couldn't get in rough water with my 70-200 F4 non stabilized lens. Sorry I can't add more about the inexpensive IS digitals but I suspect they will help _some_ with hand motions and small boat motions. Evan Gatehouse |
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