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Old 11-05-2009, 01:37 AM
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thanks Natek. I would probably be using the macro quite a lot outside - in the bush ie forest, wilderness areas, walk trails, remote area etc etc, where I might not want to carry a tripod or it might be inconvenient to set up (I know I should be!). So in those cases image stabilisation would be good?

Also several have mentioned that the 100 is a good portrait lens, so this would be good for me too, if I wanted to use it for that.

thanks again for your answers.
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