Thread: Buying A New Lens - Need Expert Advise
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Old 06-30-2008   #5 (permalink)
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- If lowlight shooting is important to you, the 24-70 has IS while the 70-200 that you chose does not. The 50 can shoot so wide open, I can't say IS is really even required.
The 24-70 doesn't have IS unless they've just added it.
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