Tmalone893 nice shots, I like pics 1 and 3, good action and expression. At f4.5 and ISO 800 were you flashing, strobing or ambient ? Do you typically shoot bball at f4.5?
I'm getting ready to shoot first bball game of the season this Friday night and I'm considering changing my settings. I typically shoot wide open at f2.8 but I'd like to get more DOF so f4.5 would be a consideration. Only concern with f4.5 is getting enough light.
scooplav wrote:
Tmalone893 nice shots, I like pics 1 and 3, good action and expression. At f4.5 and ISO 800 were you flashing, strobing or ambient ? Do you typically shoot bball at f4.5?
I'm getting ready to shoot first bball game of the season this Friday night and I'm considering changing my settings. I typically shoot wide open at f2.8 but I'd like to get more DOF so f4.5 would be a consideration. Only concern with f4.5 is getting enough light.
Thanks for the comments. I had two speedlites in each corner on the side I was shooting.
MakoShark wrote:
I agree with 1 and 3 as my favorites as well. Only thing that stood out to me were a few horizons. but even I struggle with that sometimes.
Y'all got some mighty big freshmen over there! Also some amazing light for a Jr high gym. I like #3 also, mostly for the expression of #10, "Just gettin out of the way!" Your use of the 70-200 does illustrate why I've gone (part of the time) to a fast wide lens. Even at 70mm, I was often chopping of arms and legs. Still lots of crisp work here. (You are fortunate to be able to use flash - banned in my league.)
OntheRez wrote:
Y'all got some mighty big freshmen over there! Also some amazing light for a Jr high gym. I like #3 also, mostly for the expression of #10, "Just gettin out of the way!" Your use of the 70-200 does illustrate why I've gone (part of the time) to a fast wide lens. Even at 70mm, I was often chopping of arms and legs. Still lots of crisp work here. (You are fortunate to be able to use flash - banned in my league.)
Robertr
Thanks Robert. I'm looking at getting a fast wide angle myself.
