Not sure the mechanics of this, but wondering why most of Canon's best lenses do not have IS (ie many of the lower end standard focal lengths have IS built in, but the L series 25, 50, 85, etc. lack IS. Why do the "worse" versions have it?). It seems only the long focal length high-end L lenses have IS?
All in all, there seems to be a limited set of options for IS EF glass...
I picked up a Milvus lens set for EVA1 and was looking at getting 1-2 IS lenses for when I really need to move quick and need IS to smooth out shakes, plus to have a couple of AF lenses on hand for use with a stills body or a Canon body rental for their AF.
All in all, there seems to be a limited set of options for IS EF glass...
I picked up a Milvus lens set for EVA1 and was looking at getting 1-2 IS lenses for when I really need to move quick and need IS to smooth out shakes, plus to have a couple of AF lenses on hand for use with a stills body or a Canon body rental for their AF.
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