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It's one of the better policies and can be found on the info page (http://www.hppavilion.com/building_information/arena.asp)
They check the length of the lens when fully extended against the...
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I think you did a decent job, but like johng and jmphotocraft, the images are soft, the framing could use some work and the color temperature is moving, but that might be how the light cycles. They...
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Thank you! It's amazing the images that I can create when running on fumes! :D
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You should have missed your flight. The Fresnel Lens has been removed from the light house for repairs and due to lack of funding, there isn't a date for it to be put back in. :cry
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Oh my! I completely forgot about this shoot! Thank you so much for your kind words!
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Congrats on the new body and you have improved on your previous outings. :D
#2 is a good moment....
For your next lens, I recommend the 70-200 f/2.8 over the f/4 version.
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You can also change it for each order on the screen before you submit, but changing your preference is your safest option.
http://photos.apriltse.com/photos/i-kG5QDF5/0/M/i-kG5QDF5-M.jpg
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The was one big tidbit from the workshop. For most sports, I tend to reach for a 70-200 or longer lens, but for some subjects, a wide or fishy is a better option.
Michael Clark believes that a...
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I shoot other things as well, but it my first time shooting folks on skateboards, on bmx bikes, on mountain bikes and trail runners. I realized that shooting hockey provided a good foundation for...
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Workshops and shootout tend to push me outside my comfort zone and every few years, I think it helps my photography because it nudges me to do new things.
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You might be able to catch one next year; Michael Clark might come back and teach another one in the bay area.
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Thanks! It was a completely different way of thinking about sports.
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Is your monitor calibrated? The WB looks okay on an my uncalibrated monitor at work, but it really stands out on my calibrated setup at home.
I took an eyedropper to two of your images and the...
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Just wanted to say good luck, keep on shooting whenever you can, and I hope your health improves!
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Well done! Love the wb, exposure and color pop. :thumb
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I consider myself a sports shooter and I’m most comfortable with ice hockey. I’ve spent countless hours working on my craft in a dark hockey rink, but I’m not as comfortable with other sports,...
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Canon USA is headquartered in Lake Success, New York (http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/about_canon/standard_display/newamericashq)
Also, there are tax wars between online stores and states and not...
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I think the Huey wasn't geared towards the pro market since very few illustrators that I know use it.
xRrite just announced their Color Munki Smile...
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Bingo. It's all about the light that you need to craft for you image.
ABs/Speedlights? For me, it boils down to if I need to shoot at a specific hour outside without the ability to find/use open...
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Nicely done! I love the movement in the photos...
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Gorgeous. I love the direct eye contact of #5.
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Randy got it right.
It's not the camera, but user error. Negative EV compensation
Actually, both images had negative compensation, but your image had more....
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I love PM for the speed and been using it for years as a sports shooter. Camera bits is working on a new engine for it and teased that it's even faster. :dunno I hate LR due to the ingest speed and...
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I use speedlites and ABs depending on the situation and have mixed them before as well.
1. AB as fill, speedlite in bd for key, and a speedlite to side rim....
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Read this thread (http://dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=221576) about radio triggers.
The rest of your questions depends on what you're shooting, where you're shooting at, the quality of light...
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