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SmugFlash
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Trying to get close-Bball
Hello all,
Yep, more boring Junior College Basketball pics His slave even messed up my wb, in a couple of shots ![]() ![]() Hmmmm, this one wouldn't direct link for some reason http://www.pbase.com/slo2k/image/38594225 I only had a chance to process a few, but these are a decent representation. So, what do ya think? Close, like these, or a wider view with more players (smaller size players, but more of them in the frame)? Thanks for looking, Steve
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Bill Jurasz
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Close.
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Major grins
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Wider maybe - But why players? No cheerleaders?
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Major grins
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Sorry steve but if need want to know...i will ask ok.
This is 'fast glass' isnt it ? Low light ...high movement & no blur ? |
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Looking for sweet light!
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Kinda hard to get a tight head and shoulders shot of someone who's running and jumping. I don't see how it's possible to frame a sports shot that way, unless it happens by accident. More likely to be a crop, I should have thought.
Nice shots, mate, I like the first one. I think your spot is good, and will pay off.
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Hold the meat
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yerse... the 85 f/1.8, a superb fast lens, great value ($300 ish bucks).
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More wag. Less Bark.
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Close is good but you need surrounding players/action to help tell the story. Well, I guess it depends on what you're shooting for. For me, when I see a shot near the goal, I want to see what the player was up against. The exception is, perhaps, a break-away. Ian |
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LOL Nir, This is low budget, laid back California Junior College. We're lucky to get 75 people per game...lol Although, I'm right there with you on the idea Steve
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