Registered: Dec 28, 2005
Total Posts: 74
Country: United States
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tb2776 Registered: Dec 28, 2005 Total Posts: 74 Country: United States |
My wife got her blue belt in taekwondo. Here are a few shots. I wanted to avoid using the flash so as not to distract her. The settings were: ISO 800, shutter 1/50: |
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tb2776 Registered: Dec 28, 2005 Total Posts: 74 Country: United States |
Is there a way to preview what you're posting? |
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tb2776 Registered: Dec 28, 2005 Total Posts: 74 Country: United States |
Oops, sorry for the multi-posts. I think I've figured it out now:     |
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Debw123 Registered: Mar 21, 2008 Total Posts: 5 Country: United States |
Congrats to her! My son was an instructor, many, many, many hours of practice plus the tournaments! |
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tb2776 Registered: Dec 28, 2005 Total Posts: 74 Country: United States |
Thanks, Debw123! Happy New Year! |
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ATurturro Registered: Apr 14, 2008 Total Posts: 1076 Country: United States |
Tony- In the future i would up the ISO and ss... i feel like there is too much motion blur... also, an easy way to post photos is to put the photo on the internet (i use flickr), then you can right click it, hit properties, and copy the url of the photo right where you want it. |
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joezasada Registered: Feb 25, 2005 Total Posts: 3018 Country: Canada |
up the ISO... try to get a faster speed |
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gtjohnson Registered: Apr 09, 2008 Total Posts: 449 Country: United States |
Dude - you better make sure you get on that honey-do list pronto ... |
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Pinhead05 Registered: Jan 28, 2005 Total Posts: 137 Country: United States |
I think you need faster glass. I shoot my daughters all the time at karate in horrible light and have found I get my best results shooting around 2.0 with high iso. Here's a shoot that had nothing done except probably a crop and sharpen for web when being exported from LR. |
