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Depends on what one wants to shoot at what lighting conditions and what end result is the objective. I remember our member Jeff was at least for while very much into the kind of photography where a landscape or cityscape was sharp while moving people through it were unsharp. Another type of application is handheld nightshots. With a good handholding technique,and a little luck, using IS, exposures of several seconds can lead to good results. Our member Jae (member FlyPenFly) has shown several great handheld cityscapes by night, though these were (mostly) shot with m43 OM-D camera with IBIS instead of optical IS the effect is practically the same. So yes, I guess if you have some kind of creative style or a need to shoot with wide angle lenses at long shutter exposures there is definitely a place for IS. The need is defined by yourself rather then the lens. Have EOSfun
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