Quote:
"Thanks to the vibration reduction in my Nikon long lens, I managed to capture a clear shot."
Is this a marketing gimmick? Will you openly admit you require VR/IS/VC/OS to help you get a stabilized shot? Is the IQ in the photo acceptable for such a claim?
On a separate note, on the morality of public display of affection. In today's crowded environment, is it alright to let young couples release their moment of passion. Afterall, the time is 9.50pm. They are not in compromising positions and I assume , they look for a dark spot.
So who is the one at fault here?
a) the couple for public display of affection
b) the photographer for using VR and high ISO to "expose" the couple
c) the camera maker for introducing such technologies to allow zoom, VR and high ISO to create a false perception of the time and visibility.
d) NP for not building a shelter around the benches.