Chihuly at the De Young Museum
Canon A570IS, 1/13 f3.2 ISO 200We went to see the Chihuly art exhibit at the De Young Museum last weekend. This is one of many shots that I took. It was a challenge to get the right angle and to avoid the throngs of people who were also there to see the amazing glass work. Flash photography was not allowed, so I feel that I brought the right tool for the task. The image stabilization really came in handy in this situation. These are glass orbs in a real boat.
--Warren
Labels: Canon A570IS, Chihuly, De Young Museum
posted by Warren T. at 10:58 PM
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This is an awesome photo! Yeah, that IS would have saved me in many situations ;-) - my A620 doesn't have it, and I often get the dreaded "red shaking camera" icon.
I'm a big believer in IS - I've found that the IS in the 18-55mm lens that came with my new XSi is *very* useful - really works well.
Thanks Steve!
I noticed that I've been mentioning IS a lot here, and it's simply because I'm also very excited about the technology. I mean, when an entry level, <$150 P&S digicam can help produce images like this, you just have to get excited about it, don't you? :)
--WT
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