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exodusfman800
29th of September 2009 (Tue), 23:29
Here are some pics from an event last week trying to get used to my 1D2 and 24-70.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2567/3967435001_ae43de1abf_b.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3162/3967458247_c2e7cb451d_b.jpg
Any and all feedback is appreciated!
joedlh
30th of September 2009 (Wed), 10:04
As pictured here, it speaks to "piece of gear from a silly game that grown-up boys play." The object itself, however, has some interesting characteristics. I think you could have a more compelling shot if you posed it 3/4 instead of profile (turned the front more toward the camera). Also, the background and foreground should be very dark and colorless and almost featureless. It would give it an outer-spacey kind of feel. Try replacing the yellow with red. Doesn't that sound like an interesting project?
Addicted2EOS
30th of September 2009 (Wed), 13:32
I am just impressed you had the courage to bring your 1D2 to a piant ball range!
howaboutnow
30th of September 2009 (Wed), 19:04
Haha, this is cool! Good shot to whomever took that shot....What is it sitting on?
24alpha
30th of September 2009 (Wed), 20:09
Is it me or are they both a little OOF? AGreed with joedlh, 3/4 would have been better.
exodusfman800
30th of September 2009 (Wed), 23:20
Is it me or are they both a little OOF? AGreed with joedlh, 3/4 would have been better.
It's the same picture, just processed the raws a little differently. I shot at f/2.8 and got the splatter in focus, but the parts of the mask that are closest and farthest away are a bit OOF. I should have shot at like f/5.6, but oh well. Still trying to figure out my 1D2 and learning as I go.
exodusfman800
30th of September 2009 (Wed), 23:25
As pictured here, it speaks to "piece of gear from a silly game that grown-up boys play." The object itself, however, has some interesting characteristics. I think you could have a more compelling shot if you posed it 3/4 instead of profile (turned the front more toward the camera). Also, the background and foreground should be very dark and colorless and almost featureless. It would give it an outer-spacey kind of feel. Try replacing the yellow with red. Doesn't that sound like an interesting project?
I'll have to try that out and post something. Thanks for the idea.
I am just impressed you had the courage to bring your 1D2 to a piant ball range!
I used to be sponsored and played competitively, so I was at home. Interestingly enough, I quit paintball because it was too expensive at the time and thought I'd take my hand at photography...wow...and I thought paintball was expensive. Well worth the money though :lol:
Haha, this is cool! Good shot to whomever took that shot....What is it sitting on?
I took the shot :D and it's sitting on a big wooden spool, like the ones these use to wind big electric cables.
Bioshock
2nd of October 2009 (Fri), 01:03
Cool shot. I used to play a lot of paintball myself.
Judging from the picture I'd have to say your probably located in Indy eh? :-D
exodusfman800
2nd of October 2009 (Fri), 09:22
Cool shot. I used to play a lot of paintball myself.
Judging from the picture I'd have to say your probably located in Indy eh? :-D
You would be correct, sir. The shot was taken at the old Gator Joe's, now known as Paintball Indiana. Where'd you used to play at?
Bioshock
2nd of October 2009 (Fri), 09:48
You would be correct, sir. The shot was taken at the old Gator Joe's, now known as Paintball Indiana. Where'd you used to play at?
I haven't been anywhere in Indiana. I just noticed your picture on the Robert's photo contest so figured you were in Indy.
exodusfman800
2nd of October 2009 (Fri), 12:22
I haven't been anywhere in Indiana. I just noticed your picture on the Robert's photo contest so figured you were in Indy.
Ah, I see. Yeah, I just got into this stuff a month ago and wanted to see who I'm up against and trying to learn stuff along the way.
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