Guido

I fully agree, the OIS in the 50-140 (that I own) is much much better than the one on the 18-55 (that I used to own). With the latter lens, I also found sharpness issues with OIS turned on and shutter speed around 1/125 - 1/250 so I often kept it turned off. Some say it is obvious, you should always turn the OIS off with faster speed, but this is not the case with the 50-140. So the lack of OIS is not an issue for me, and I would never go back to the 18-55. The heavier lens is sharper and micro-contrast is visibly better, to me at least.

Thanks Rico. I am aware one's workflow can't be applied to everybody, but I was just curious to know yours as you have a lot of experience.. I have a Mac as well, by the way, so we are on the same (nice) boat for that matter. Would you mind sharing the LR "tricks" to do what you do? I mean, I know how to import just jpegs.. but then, how do you select the RAW files of the picked images to import them ? Otherwise I will do some research on my own this evening at home. I wish I had more time to play with LR.. Thanks again Guido

Hello Rico, I am interested in the details about your workflow, is there any already published article/book in which you describe it? Thanks Guido