Sep 03, 2012 07:44 | #61 And it's good at night with the image stabilisation, shooting at 1/20 is no problem and even 1/10 is possible if you are careful and steady, it isn't a replacement for a fast aperture but if you need night shots it'll give good results. For buildings, full streets and other non moving subjects, it's going to do the job handheld. True. The IS is good enough. However I switch to primes anyway except if I need the 15mm end. Canon 6D | S35mm f1.4 | 135mm f2 The rest: T3i, 20D, 15mm f2.8, 15-85mm, 24mm f2.8, 50mm f1.8, 85mm f1.8, 90mm f2.8 macro, 55-250mm.
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Sep 03, 2012 09:33 | #62 Here's a shot I took at 85mm that well shows both the sharpness of the lens and the bokeh.   IMG_0204 by mornnb, on FlickrCanon 5D Mark III - Leica M240
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dodgyexposure Goldmember More info | Sep 03, 2012 19:37 | #63 I have shot night street photography with my 15-85. The IS is quite good, allowing handheld down to 1/8 second with reasonable consistency. You have to like 'people in motion' blurring, though - otherwise, you need a fast prime to stop the motion. Cheers, Damien
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