fslshooter Goldmember  1,469 posts Joined Nov 2004 Location: DeLand, Florida More info | Gavin -- Superb as always and obviously under deplorable conditions at that. #3's absolutely perfect for this set and the B&W conversion adds to the perfection. It also proves that beyond being an exceptionally talented photographer you also have an eye for seeing and capturing art that some of us just don't possess. Jerry ~ Baseball is a game where only defensive players handle the ball and offensive players who hit successfully in only one third of their at bats are among the best in the sport.
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cardigan1979 Member 79 posts Joined Jan 2003 More info | Lovely shots as ever from Gmen,one question I will ask to all is do you all stick at 1600 ASA ?
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Dec 30, 2006 18:57 | #18 Tall_Paul_2000 wrote in post #2465991  Off at a slight tangent - what do you use more frequently, BB or PM? Or which do you prefer? PM for most sorting/captioning/wiring stuff... BB for proofing. TGSPhoto Editorial Sports Photography
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Dec 30, 2006 19:08 | #19 cardigan1979 wrote in post #2466069 Lovely shots as ever from Gmen,one question I will ask to all is do you all stick at 1600 ASA ? In the second half of matches (this time of year) & night matches I always go to 3200 asa (with a 20D). 've tried sticking to 1600 250/ but I find some shots aren't sharp enough for me. Am I alone on this?? Rich Mansfield Town FC Photographer Cheers Rich. If the lights demand it, I'll got to ISO3200. I remember from personal experience that it's particularly tough at Field Mill. TGSPhoto Editorial Sports Photography
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KIPAX Goldmember  1,261 posts Likes: 33 Joined Jan 2006 Location: Accrington, England More info | Dec 30, 2006 19:31 | #20 gmen wrote in post #2466121 It has to be said that the vast majority of Football League grounds I've been to (except Mansfield) allow for 1/400s, f/2.8, ISO1600 as a minimum. When it comes to the Non-League stuff, all bets are off ! Your just spoilt mate... come up norf... it's dire In my tenth year as a Full time Sports Photographer.
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cardigan1979 Member 79 posts Joined Jan 2003 More info | Thanks for your reply Gavin,apprieciated.In truth,in print(newspaper) pix at 3200 appear fine to me,if you don't crop too much.
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Dec 31, 2006 04:36 | #23 cardigan1979 wrote in post #2467849 Thanks for your reply Gavin,apprieciated.In truth,in print(newspaper) pix at 3200 appear fine to me,if you don't crop too much. No problem!
Just got me thinking as well.... were you at the Barnet vs Mansfield match just before Christmas? There were only a handful of togs there so quite likely that we saw each other: http://www.photoshelter.com/gallery-show/G0000FqvA__E6gOY ---- Gavin TGSPhoto Editorial Sports Photography
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Dec 31, 2006 04:52 | #24 fslshooter wrote in post #2466004 Gavin -- Superb as always and obviously under deplorable conditions at that. #3's absolutely perfect for this set and the B&W conversion adds to the perfection. It also proves that beyond being an exceptionally talented photographer you also have an eye for seeing and capturing art that some of us just don't possess. Many thanks Jerry. TGSPhoto Editorial Sports Photography
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Dec 31, 2006 05:04 | #25 Tall_Paul_2000 wrote in post #2465952 Gavin, That last photo that you posted, I can see its at ISO3200 - have you dont any noise reduction on it, or is it more or less straight out of the camera? Am rather impressed with the noise (or lack of!) if there is no NR on it!! By way of a 'reverse' example... here's an ISO1250 image with some NR... and it's just starting to head for the plastic man effect:
It's a very fine line. ---- Gavin TGSPhoto Editorial Sports Photography
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musicmate Senior Member 814 posts Joined Dec 2005 Location: Doncaster, South Yokshire. UK More info | Dec 31, 2006 06:42 | #26 quite brilliant shots as ever Gavin you certainly have been getting about are u sure they were all football tho that facial shot looks more like a rugby tackle to me Canon EOS 1D Mark 111 Canon 300 f2.8 non IS, Sigma70-200 f2.8 Canon550exflash Sigma 1.4 Tc
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Dec 31, 2006 10:04 | #27 musicmate wrote in post #2468124 quite brilliant shots as ever Gavin you certainly have been getting about are u sure they were all football tho that facial shot looks more like a rugby tackle to me  Steve. Cheers Steve... I was thinking the same thing about the facial one... not something you see every day at the footy. TGSPhoto Editorial Sports Photography
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cardigan1979 Member 79 posts Joined Jan 2003 More info | Hello Gavin,
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Dec 31, 2006 13:17 | #29 cardigan1979 wrote in post #2469350 Hello Gavin, Unfortunatley, I wasn't at Underhill the other week,I had a feeling it was going to be Shirty's last match. Sorry to see him go.I'd class him as a good friend,but that's football for you. I remember the Grays match, about 12 toggies were there and Mansfield had to buy extra bulbs for the flodlights 'cos Sky was there,which was heaven for me!! Have a good New Year may see you around the grounds somewhere. Cheers Rich...
Hopefully see you round the grounds before the end of the season - must be more than half a chance. Have a great 2007. ---- Gavin TGSPhoto Editorial Sports Photography
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