rolette Offline Upload & Sell: Off
|
Kenneth Farver wrote:
In the soccer photo below I noticed the ball is blurred along with the kicking shoe.
Would you use a higher shutter speed or do you like the blur?
Are you showing us a small crop of the photo so we can see the blur or is that intended to be the photo? If it is a crop and the guy's head/body are sharp, then it should be fine. If what you've shown here is the photo, then you need a faster shutter speed.
In the softball photo with the fellow's eyes on the ball would you use a higher speed here so the softball is less blurry?
You've got a lot of light available and are at a low ISO. You aren't trading off anything noticeable in IQ upping your shutter speed and ISO in this one, so might as well take advantage of the situation.
In the softball almost against the bat (same question)
This one is perfectly fine for my tastes. It's really just the end of the bat + ball that have some motion blur. Having his arms in focus makes the difference vs. your 2nd shot.
Again, you've got room to up the ISO and SS if you want to freeze it more, but that's more about what look you are going for.
Jay
|