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Dec 02, 2006 04:04 |  #16

DarrenL wrote in post #2342165 (external link)
Great work Gavin.

Do you usually sit on the goal line?

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Cheers Darren... not usually.... but the 'bright' patch at Layer Road is in one corner of the pitch so I plumped for a behind the goal spot this time.

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Dec 02, 2006 04:21 |  #17

Another couple of questions for you Gavin if you don't mind.

What is your method for determining which players were involved in a challenge, goal, tackle etc? Do you do you have a good memory of the players faces, have a thumbnails database you can browse through for faces (I'm trying to create one for my local sides), try and grab their shirt #.

Do you tag images in camera to speed up the selection process?

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Dec 02, 2006 11:59 as a reply to  @ post 2342171 |  #18

Cracking shots, even in those conditions. Looks like they made a good set for the newspaper.

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Dec 02, 2006 14:02 |  #19

DarrenL wrote in post #2342209 (external link)
Another couple of questions for you Gavin if you don't mind.

What is your method for determining which players were involved in a challenge, goal, tackle etc? Do you do you have a good memory of the players faces, have a thumbnails database you can browse through for faces (I'm trying to create one for my local sides), try and grab their shirt #.

Do you tag images in camera to speed up the selection process?

A rather inquisitive Darren

A combination of notebook/pen, memory/experience and the voice tag facility on the 1-series bodies...

...and, yep, with live pics you have no choice but to tag pics as you go.

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Dec 03, 2006 06:21 |  #20

Beautiful shots, as always. Love the colors you are able to capture in your shots.


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Dec 03, 2006 13:35 |  #21

great pictures, love how you captured alot of emotion


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Dec 03, 2006 13:47 as a reply to  @ Obey's post |  #22

Questions:

1- Do you use One-shot AF or AI Servo AF mode?

2- Do you use Low-speed or High-speed continuous Drive mode?

3- Can you tell me what CF.4 is and CF.18 is in your camera?

4- You prefer to use full Manual or you use Tv sometimes or Av?

5- Do you crop your original shots or it is cropped due to focal length (300+) or you try to get cropped by changing your distance if possible?

Sorry for all these questions but i will try someday to go for sports photography and i want to know what most settings that photographers are using, don't worry about shutter speed or ISO or Aperture, just i am confusing with white balance or modes in camera.


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Dec 03, 2006 15:43 |  #23

You make even the crappy light look good, Gavin and I'm overjoyed to hear you have a an "N" model, too.


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Dec 03, 2006 16:22 |  #24

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You make even the crappy light look good, Gavin and I'm overjoyed to hear you have a an "N" model, too.

Cheers Dwight! It had to be done... and a third body might open up some remote options. The bigger screen also makes chimping an even greater pleasure.

Apologies for not replying to your e-mail as yet... my only excuse is (the usual) lack of time :rolleyes: ... and I'd like to reply with some sensible ideas/recommendations rather than hurried wafflings.

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Dec 03, 2006 16:25 |  #25

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Questions:

1- Do you use One-shot AF or AI Servo AF mode?

2- Do you use Low-speed or High-speed continuous Drive mode?

3- Can you tell me what CF.4 is and CF.18 is in your camera?

4- You prefer to use full Manual or you use Tv sometimes or Av?

5- Do you crop your original shots or it is cropped due to focal length (300+) or you try to get cropped by changing your distance if possible?

Sorry for all these questions but i will try someday to go for sports photography and i want to know what most settings that photographers are using, don't worry about shutter speed or ISO or Aperture, just i am confusing with white balance or modes in camera.

Hi Tareq... it might be worth having a look at my Q&A thread... you'll find answers to these questions and some more info there as well:

http://www.photography​-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=116971

Hope that's helpful!

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Dec 03, 2006 16:47 |  #26

gmen wrote in post #2348462 (external link)
Cheers Dwight! It had to be done... and a third body might open up some remote options. The bigger screen also makes chimping an even greater pleasure.

Apologies for not replying to your e-mail as yet... my only excuse is (the usual) lack of time :rolleyes: ... and I'd like to reply with some sensible ideas/recommendations rather than hurried wafflings.

Jubbloids.

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Well, plans for the vacation may have changed again based on some observations by another POTNer in the mother country.

I have just posted some boxing with a bit more to come.

Yes, the 'N' bodies have much better visual ergonomics.


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Dec 04, 2006 02:43 |  #27

Gavin,

Just curious, how did your shots end up in the Daily Record - did they come you you or search your Photoshelter archives, or was it through an agency? Every time I visit the in-laws north of the border they don't have the slightest interest in anything from down south other than the big Premiership teams:)


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Dec 04, 2006 03:42 |  #28

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Gavin,

Just curious, how did your shots end up in the Daily Record - did they come you you or search your Photoshelter archives, or was it through an agency? Every time I visit the in-laws north of the border they don't have the slightest interest in anything from down south other than the big Premiership teams:)

Hi Chris,

The pics went out to the Daily Mirror (who cropped the penalty pic down to Iwelumo's head :lol:). However, the Record (being the Scottish version of the Mirror) ran a special feature on Iwelumo (who is possibly in line for a call up to the Scottish national team), hence they ended up north of the border.

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Dec 04, 2006 06:21 |  #29

Wonderful Gavin.
Thanks for posting them.

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Dec 04, 2006 17:10 |  #30

gmen wrote in post #2350961 (external link)
Hi Chris,

The pics went out to the Daily Mirror (who cropped the penalty pic down to Iwelumo's head :lol:). However, the Record (being the Scottish version of the Mirror) ran a special feature on Iwelumo (who is possibly in line for a call up to the Scottish national team), hence they ended up north of the border.

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That makes sense - I didn't realise he was Scottish. With Parkinson being sacked today you may get some interest in the shots of him too.


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