PDA

View Full Version : International Soccer C+C


conkeroo
21st of November 2008 (Fri), 05:10
Ireland v Poland.

Taken Wednesday at an International friendly in Croke Park, Dublin. Appreciate any and all c+c. :D

1.
http://www.ringuscouriers.com/DSC_0477.jpg

2.
http://www.ringuscouriers.com/DSC_0405.jpg

3.
http://www.ringuscouriers.com/DSC_0514.jpg

4.
http://www.ringuscouriers.com/DSC_0403.jpg

5.
http://www.ringuscouriers.com/DSC_0372.jpg

And Poland won, 3-2.

Steve Greenaway
21st of November 2008 (Fri), 06:35
Good action there mate. What gear/settings?

The lines from the hill pointing in the last image I like. How many did the Poles bring with them? They're up our neck of the woods next year and i'd say they'll swamp Belfast again :eek:

conkeroo
21st of November 2008 (Fri), 07:12
Good action there mate. What gear/settings?

The lines from the hill pointing in the last image I like. How many did the Poles bring with them? They're up our neck of the woods next year and i'd say they'll swamp Belfast again :eek:
Cheers mate. Was using a Nikon D80 with 80-200 f2.8. The camera is poor for high iso noise and fps but I managed to get away with it, thanks to the quality of the lighting inside the stadium. ISO was set to 800 and shutter speed 1/400. 61,000 there altogether of which i'd say 45,000 were Poles. It was like a home game for them! They created a great atmosphere all the same.

danaitch
21st of November 2008 (Fri), 17:32
I'd have been tempted to go for ISO 1600 and double my shutter speed.

Anyway, good stuff, but some could do with a tighter crop and some attention to your 'verticals'. Nice to see some Irish action. :)

conkeroo
22nd of November 2008 (Sat), 02:23
I'd have been tempted to go for ISO 1600 and double my shutter speed.

Anyway, good stuff, but some could do with a tighter crop and some attention to your 'verticals'. Nice to see some Irish action. :)
Cheers for the input. I didnt want to up the iso as the noise would have been terrible, and I wanted to use the 1/400 shutterspeed to freeze most of the movement but retain some motion blur on the ball and fast moving players. By "verticals" do you mean the lopsided horizon lines? I can see a couple of shots that slipped through. :lol:

danaitch
23rd of November 2008 (Sun), 04:07
Yeah, that's exactly what I meant. It seems to be 'de rigeur' for motor sports (probably because the sport is so darn BORING :lol: ) but CAN be a distraction to ball sports. Good stuff.