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Yellow_Fuzzy
17th of July 2006 (Mon), 09:04
Hi,

Shot at the finals of the Groove Sydney hiphop dance competition on Saturday. Used my 350D and for the first time my new 70-200mm f/4.0 L.

Comments and criticism appreciated.

Zac

#1
http://www.talktech.com.au/gallery/albums/Groove/normal__MG_1734.JPG

#2
http://www.talktech.com.au/gallery/albums/Groove/normal__MG_1586.JPG

#3
http://www.talktech.com.au/gallery/albums/Groove/normal__MG_1853.JPG

#4
http://www.talktech.com.au/gallery/albums/Groove/normal__MG_2142.JPG

#5
http://www.talktech.com.au/gallery/albums/Groove/normal__MG_2214.JPG

#6
http://www.talktech.com.au/gallery/albums/Groove/normal__MG_2324.JPG

#7
http://www.talktech.com.au/gallery/albums/Groove/normal__MG_2314.JPG

René Damkot
17th of July 2006 (Mon), 09:31
I kinda like 2,3,4 and 6, but most are a bit underexposed and/or blurred. Next time set the ISO as high as it will go...

Yellow_Fuzzy
17th of July 2006 (Mon), 09:57
I kinda like 2,3,4 and 6, but most are a bit underexposed and/or blurred. Next time set the ISO as high as it will go...
I personally think the exposure is alright for most of thoes shots, I know there is some blur in some of the shots but I think that it can work to an advantage in these sorts of shots to emphasise a bit of movement and action, these kids were moving pretty fast :). I shot these at iso 800, i could have gone up to 1600 but dont really like the noise that you get from the 350D at that ISO. All of the shots were at f/4.0.

DwightMcCann
17th of July 2006 (Mon), 18:39
I personally think the exposure is alright for most of thoes shots, I know there is some blur in some of the shots but I think that it can work to an advantage in these sorts of shots to emphasise a bit of movement and action, these kids were moving pretty fast :). I shot these at iso 800, i could have gone up to 1600 but dont really like the noise that you get from the 350D at that ISO. All of the shots were at f/4.0.

Hmmm, Rene is very knowledgeable and experienced. You asked for criticism. He gives it. You respond that what you did was OK, essentially implying that you don't really want criticism but rather praise. I think I will keep my opinions to myself.