From the baseline with a different look

And of course the sequence first.

Dave,

You show some very good timing on these shots, and the ability to capture solid peak action, however every one of the shots looks to be under-exposed. I've posted a histogram of the brightest of your images below, and it shows at least one stop of under-exposure.

Your EXIF data:

ISO: 1600
Aperture: 2.8
Shutter: 1/640

This is surprisingly dark for a college gym. especially since you probably should have been at ISO 1600 f/2.8 and 1/320 or ISO 3200 f/2.8 and 1/640. I find this puzzling.

Dennis

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I normally shoot @ iso 1600 1/500@2.8 I believe I hit the dial accident once.
Thanks for noticing.
I meter for these settings perhaps I should have accounted for the different angle of these shots.

ChefDave wrote in post #4503482
I normally shoot @ iso 1600 1/500@2.8 I believe I hit the dial accident once.
Thanks for noticing.
I meter for these settings perhaps I should have accounted for the different angle of these shots.

I love the changeup with this angle and FL. Agree with Dennis in the exposure. Any chance of using 3200??

That is a cool view and not one which you see to often! Nice job.

Nice perspective Dave. Nice action captures.

What lens is at work here? Great shots / angles.

The first 3 were my 15mm 2.8

Very cool shots. The reflective floor in the paint adds a great touch. Shows my need for a very wide angle lens now....