Lol. I would if I had an extra 10 flash units and remote triggers laying around.
TacCPhotography Senior Member ![]() 498 posts Likes: 4 Joined Feb 2012 Location: Scottsdale, AZ More info | May 16, 2012 23:53 | #16 Lol. I would if I had an extra 10 flash units and remote triggers laying around.
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ajaffe Senior Member ![]() 792 posts Likes: 1 Joined Apr 2010 Location: San Diego More info | May 17, 2012 00:09 | #17 You only need two remote triggers, you can optically slave the rest. www.jaffe.photo
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May 17, 2012 06:25 | #18 Thanks everyone! Now I know what to try next time. Canon Rebel XSi, Canon 70-200 lens
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May 17, 2012 06:26 | #19 eagle913 wrote in post #14443218 ![]() very well done. there keepers!! i firmly believe that by playing with some settings during games can enhance your skills to a higher level. by the way, does ur canon 70-200 have is? ive been thinking in buying the new 70-200 sigma 2.8 for 1400buks Yes, it does. Canon Rebel XSi, Canon 70-200 lens
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May 17, 2012 06:29 | #20 Oh, and this game was at 6:45 at night, ended at 8:00. Canon Rebel XSi, Canon 70-200 lens
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May 17, 2012 07:17 | #21 Nice, especially for a game that late. T1i with 18-55, 55-250, 50 1.8
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May 17, 2012 07:51 | #22 Here are a few more...........
This kid was constantly playing with his shirt.
I try to figure out each kid's "thing," and try to get them doing it. To show their personality in the pics........ For my Son, it's having his mouth wide open before he hits a ball. LOL Or, lifting his helmet up when he runs. This isn't good technically, but it shows what I mean. ![]()
I feel if you can capture that kid, and their personality, other than JUST an action shot, the parents will appreciate it too. Unless of coarse their "thing" is picking their nose in the outfield or something. LOL Canon Rebel XSi, Canon 70-200 lens
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BenJohnson Goldmember ![]() 1,811 posts Likes: 4 Joined Dec 2008 Location: Minneapolis, MN More info | May 17, 2012 08:38 | #23 Good shots! TacCPhotography wrote in post #14443332 ![]() You don't need to have that fast of a shutter, I don't know when I would ever go up that high! When I shoot sports, I will keep my ISO at 400, my shutter is never faster then 1/400, and my aperture is around f9.0 give or take. Your high ISO give off a lot of image noise. Great captures though, you definitely have the composition down. You just need to play with manual some more to figure out your shutter and everything. In closing, your shutter was just to fast, which made the images dark, which made you want to turn up your ISO, which gave you image noise, which is probably why they look a tad OOF. Tommydigi wrote in post #14443471 ![]() 1/400 could be a bit slow depending. I would try to get the ISO down a bit or get a camera to better handle 1600 but overall very nice shots. I shot my first tball game this past weekend and it was fun. TacCPhotography wrote in post #14443507 ![]() It's fast enough to stop the players, but gives the ball some motion blur to it. elrey2375 wrote in post #14443706 ![]() My thoughts exactly. Why would you want to use an aperture of F9? The idea in most cases is to not have the background in focus. The the OP, great stuff, I think they look great and I wouldn't change a thing. TacCPhotography wrote in post #14443790 ![]() I shoot a lot of karate, and it is hard to focus on them moving so fast. ajaffe wrote in post #14443830 ![]() F9 helps that? You should go F32 and strobe the arenas, that way you don't even have to focus. TacCPhotography wrote in post #14443867 ![]() Lol. I would if I had an extra 10 flash units and remote triggers laying around. ajaffe wrote in post #14443909 ![]() You only need two remote triggers, you can optically slave the rest. |Ben Johnson Photography
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xchangx Senior Member 507 posts Joined May 2007 Location: Mobile, AL More info | May 17, 2012 11:15 | #24 Here's some C&C on the first batch. Nikon D4s / 2x D3s / D3 / 17-35 2.8 / 70-200 2.8 / 600 f4
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May 17, 2012 14:00 | #25 xchangx wrote in post #14445815 ![]() 3) Watch your backgrounds, the background on this one is horrible. Remember, faces and clean backgrounds! In my experience, getting kids batting, face in frame, with clean backgrounds is improbable. T1i with 18-55, 55-250, 50 1.8
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ajaffe Senior Member ![]() 792 posts Likes: 1 Joined Apr 2010 Location: San Diego More info | May 17, 2012 14:03 | #26 Crop tighter and it becomes very probable. www.jaffe.photo
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