Thread: -- photos by delobbo --

^ both are - sweet (and fun) girls!

about to go see em now

Originally Posted by Rasidel Slika

Sound-Bar had a Harley-Davidson special event last night, it was pretty fun, lots of photo ops. more to come.

I was there! Didnt see you...damn!

Originally Posted by Rasidel Slika

Spybar 12/05/2008

I see these two everywhere. Major clubbys! I see they both had some additions?! Like the one on the right more.

I'm there pretty much every Friday.


Grabbed this shot tonight, while walking to the DJ booth..

I tell ya, Sound-Bar rarely fails to disappoint these days.

I didn't want to muddy up Verone's thread Re: 24-70 vs 24-105 with my pics so I'm posting my answer here - also because this thread has a club "slant" to it..

Ahh, classic dilemna. For general everyday use, I would have to suggest the 24-105. I've used both (had the 24-105 for a year, then sold it for the 24-70 and have had that for a year). The 24-105 sure is nice for its light weight and extra reach but that reach is not "much more" than 70, I guess this is arguable. If I need to get closer, I just walk closer. If I can, of course. I do miss the IS of the 105 sometimes though. But, boy did the 2.8 save my ass Friday night at Sound-Bar. Also, the 2.8 gives you more creative control with your shots, DOF and bokeh-wise.

Have a look at this gallery if you like, all the shots on the bike were taken at 2.8 - the lighting was horrible and I had to use the faster speed to ensure clarity and minimize the blown lighting. It is heavy though, but manageable.

Sound-Bar 12/12/2008 Harley-Davidson Night

It was very nice to have the option of 2.8, in a bind like this. I could have probably done SOMETHING if I had the 105 in this situation, but it would have been harder. Ideally I would choose to have both - I will probably buy another 24-105 soon - it is a great general walk-around lens.

This shot is handheld at 2.8 ISO 800, this was taken outside at night, with ambient lighting + flash. It would have been difficult to do this shot with the 24-105.



2 shots from Spybar last night at 2.8 ISO 800 - not much processing on these shots. Notice there is not any blurring from camera shake - IS is not needed at this speed and ISO.

^ Just finished reading said thread; and I'm not thinking of grabbing the 24-70 for myself.

Shots look great as usual!

Haha there are a lot of clothing mishaps at that club. Cool pictures!

Originally Posted by Kerry

^ Just finished reading said thread; and I'm not thinking of grabbing the 24-70 for myself.

Shots look great as usual!

now or not? ;p

I'm there pretty much every Friday.


Grabbed this shot tonight, while walking to the DJ booth..

I tell ya, Sound-Bar rarely fails to disappoint these days.

Nice I will keep that in mind. That was my first time there. It was fun!

Originally Posted by Rasidel Slika

now or not? ;p

Haha, now... long day yesterday lol.