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For the times you don't have your tripod with you, the IS on this lens will prove very invaluable for helping you steady your shots, especially at the 105mm end
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great shots were missed by being bumped, or subjects moving a little too much to get a crisp shot
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Outside of this "sweet-spot" (i.e. below f/8 or above f/11) shots of distant objects are *noticeably* blurrier
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I use it on my Canon 40D and my brand new 5D Mark II, and get excellent shots that are crisp and clean, with good saturation and pleasing color
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Image stabilization is excellent which means you can take full-range telephotos hand held and still get crisp shots
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I use Lightroom to enhance my shots before developing
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It is an image stabilization lens, which allows you to shoot somewhat slower handheld shots than would otherwise be possible
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5D MkII's low noise at ISO 3200 yielded excellent available-light shots, indoors and out at dawn and dust
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I bought this lens as a trial and after shooting 100 frames and looking at the results on the screen, I was blown away by how much better my shots looked and how crisp my images were
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The image quality is everything you'd expect from a Canon L-series lens, while being incredibly easy to use (even someone unfamiliar with DSLRs can take great shots with the AF on)
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Then I started to test the lens and compared it to the other lens I have, I have an EF-S 17-85 (designed exclusively for cropped frame sensors, 7D and below) that comes closest to this L lens, and as far as picture quality, the shots I took with the EF-S lens actually looked better than this L lens
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The 24mm on a 5D full censor makes for great wide shots
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It gives me just enough wide angle to get good landscapes and indoor shots and the zoom is excellent for portraits and other distance shots
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great shots were missed by being bumped, or subjects moving a little too much to get a crisp shot
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but it does allow you to get some beautiful closeup shots
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I realize that in most cases that won't be true, but it was in mine!I took some pretty good shots of the March shuttle launch with the lens, but I do wish I had a Canon EF 100-400
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I could take usable shots at 105mm with a shutter speed of 1/8
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The IS means I can get cleaner shots hand-held than with the 24-70
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I can get great wide angle shots and can do a decent zoom.
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Makes great shots from anything.
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I took some fantastic shots with it all day long.
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Some of the most exciting shots were
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Its image quality is quite comparable (perhaps even slightly better), but the 70mm is a bit long on a crop body to allow me the flexibility to take some other creative shots
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L is the only zoom lens I own, and the shots are clean!A test of my 50mm
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It can get up close, but still has the reach to get nice shots from a bit of a distance
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I have seen sharp shots with this lens at 1/10 second handheld.
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I went back inside and looked at them through the camera and zoomed in with the in-camera zoom and was shocked to see that when the zoom was maxed out the shots were still clear and sharp.
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Upgraded from the Canon EF-S 18-135mm and the difference was incredible
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(Note: it has an EF-S, not EF mount, so it's not compatible with the