I went to the SF Giants game today....

....and had great seats. 5 rows up behind home plate. As much as I was watching the game, I found myself admiring all the white lenses. Quite impressive.

You were there too??
Here's a couple of guys by the Giants Dugout; a Canon guy and a Noink guy...living in peace.

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...and they were on both sides of the field.
Bad night for us Giants fans though

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I was there today too.. but didn't go inside...
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Do the baseballs float?

Or do you have to paddle real fast?

I reckon he catches them with the net-on-a-stick... how hard can it be?

I saw that.............LOL

But, is he that fast...............mus​t have long arms and a big stick on that net.

Must be pretty good.........he has a few keepers.

Baseballs will float for about five minutes before losing buoyancy.

some great FYI there............

Does that mean there are a ton of baseballs sitting on the bottom?

why does that one guy in the first picture have a pocket wizard on his camera? are there strobes at baseball fields like there are in basketball arenas?

LOL I wondered the same exact thing

No strobes, but probably a remote camera positioned perhaps on the screen behind home plate, etc.

mark

Those guys waiting for Barry's HR's are REALLY quick though... when he gets close to the record, they will be more dangerous than piranhas!

FYI, baseballs are cork centered.

Nice shots.

STEVE!!!! Only you would go to the game and take shots of the Photogs!!!

PS. Chocolate Malt is calling you!

I sat 2nd row behind the endzone at least week's Hawkeyes game at Kinnick. White lenses everywhere. Several 70-200 2.8 IS models, and a couple 300's.