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Some basketball from last night

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From this chilly morning

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Some from EDC Orlando

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Got called up to cover a cup match yesterday with 2 of the best teams in the province going head to head. Sometimes these games promise a lot, but fail to deliver, but thankfully this one was as good as it gets with plenty of action from the start to the finish.
Game ended 1-1 after 90 minutes, then a further 30 mins extra time was played, followed by penalties as there was no clear winner.
In a way, I was glad that it did go to penalties, as it gave me a decent opportunity to use the subject tracking on the goalkeepers and thankfully it worked perfectly. Locked unto the head and stuck throughout the movement as the keeper dived to try and save the ball.

Red Dog wrote in post #19476425
Got called up to cover a cup match yesterday with 2 of the best teams in the province going head to head. Sometimes these games promise a lot, but fail to deliver, but thankfully this one was as good as it gets with plenty of action from the start to the finish.
Game ended 1-1 after 90 minutes, then a further 30 mins extra time was played, followed by penalties as there was no clear winner.
In a way, I was glad that it did go to penalties, as it gave me a decent opportunity to use the subject tracking on the goalkeepers and thankfully it worked perfectly. Locked unto the head and stuck throughout the movement as the keeper dived to try and save the ball.

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Love that second shot

robamy wrote in post #19476474
Love that second shot

Many thanks Rob. Tracking worked perfectly which was what I needed. Perfect shots for the media.

Red Dog wrote in post #19476425
Got called up to cover a cup match yesterday with 2 of the best teams in the province going head to head. Sometimes these games promise a lot, but fail to deliver, but thankfully this one was as good as it gets with plenty of action from the start to the finish.
Game ended 1-1 after 90 minutes, then a further 30 mins extra time was played, followed by penalties as there was no clear winner.
In a way, I was glad that it did go to penalties, as it gave me a decent opportunity to use the subject tracking on the goalkeepers and thankfully it worked perfectly. Locked unto the head and stuck throughout the movement as the keeper dived to try and save the ball.

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Very nice. Not the easiest angle for head tracking.

PinholeR5 wrote in post #19476802
Very nice. Not the easiest angle for head tracking.

It did the job either direction thankfully.

Another of Saturdays pics at ISO 25,600 in jpeg format after a quick run through Topaz DeNoise. Not perfect, but more than useable.

Red Dog wrote in post #19476855
Another of Saturdays pics at ISO 25,600 in jpeg format after a quick run through Topaz DeNoise. Not perfect, but more than useable.

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Yep- totally usable, good emotive capture.

.DAVID.

David Stallard wrote in post #19477587
Yep- totally usable, good emotive capture.

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This was the end of the penalty shootout and the player was celebrating, but goading the opposition fans in doing so. There was a hail of missiles coming down around him at that time. I was waiting to see him getting clipped by a bottle or something.

Went on a small hike today that had some wall falls.

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