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elbirth Goldmember 1,886 posts Joined Jul 2003 Location: North Carolina More info | Nov 16, 2004 21:45 | #2 I think what you're experiencing is exactly the reason a lot of people find the Drebel unacceptable for fast action sports shots. It doesn't have AI Servo funcationality outside of the sports mode, so you can't use it in any other mode. 5D Mark II, Leica M8
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robertwgross Cream of the Crop 9,462 posts Likes: 3 Joined Nov 2002 Location: California More info | Nov 17, 2004 01:02 | #3 Let me ask the obvious rhetorical question.
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lensmen Goldmember 1,563 posts Joined Oct 2004 More info | Nov 17, 2004 02:36 | #4 Sports mode.... so that is what I should have used.... Jimmy
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tommykjensen Cream of the Crop More info | Nov 17, 2004 02:55 | #5 robertwgross wrote: Let me ask the obvious rhetorical question. What is wrong with sports mode for a sports subject? ---Bob Gross--- Nothing, except if BikerFox wants raw instead of jpg files or wants a higher ISO than 400. EDITING OF MY PHOTOS IS NOT ALLOWED
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morpheus Member 83 posts Joined Nov 2004 Location: Paris More info | Nov 17, 2004 03:10 | #6 tommykjensen wrote: robertwgross wrote: Let me ask the obvious rhetorical question. What is wrong with sports mode for a sports subject? ---Bob Gross--- Nothing, except if BikerFox wants raw instead of jpg files or wants a higher ISO than 400. the AI Servo which is in 10D can be enabled for 300D series, what you have to do is just upgrade your firmware (unofficial one) and it'll activate lots of hidden features. ---
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Sherpa Member 35 posts Joined Jul 2004 More info | Nov 17, 2004 04:37 | #7 The problem with sports mode on the 300D is it tends to choose very fast shutter speeds. It's no good for if you are panning and want to show some movement in a car's wheels for example. I use Tv mode for motorsport but have to put up with the auto focussing limitations. My friend shoots with a 10D using the same settings but using AI servo and I think we end up with the same amount of badly focussed rejects.
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The_Dutchman Junior Member 29 posts Joined Nov 2004 Location: Almere, Netherlands More info | Nov 17, 2004 06:26 | #8 morpheus wrote: the AI Servo which is in 10D can be enabled for 300D series, what you have to do is just upgrade your firmware (unofficial one) and it'll activate lots of hidden features. I can't give you the link but you can find it easily by entering Canon 300D firmware on Google. Enjoy. I have the firmware hack for the 300D , but i can't actually make the photo when shooting in A1 Servo mode. He does focus , but does'nt make the photo ..... I'm in Love with a Rebel and her name is Eos .
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lensmen Goldmember 1,563 posts Joined Oct 2004 More info | Nov 17, 2004 08:07 | #9 300D heck Jimmy
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elbirth Goldmember 1,886 posts Joined Jul 2003 Location: North Carolina More info | Nov 17, 2004 08:57 | #11 BikerFox wrote: OH MY! I had no idea. that really SUCKS! The reason I don't use sports mode is it's too "automatic." I'll be shooting a boxing match this weekend which requires a VERY fast shutter speed (at least 1250) and iso of 800 or so. I just bought the 50mm 1.4 for this purpose. I can't believe there's no way to continually autofocus on the 300d. I plan on upgrading to the 20d soon, does it have that feature? I'll check into the firmware, thanks. Yes, the 20D has this feature. It also has a feature called AI Focus that I usually keep mine in for general purposes- basically what this does it uses the standard focus for still subjects, but once it notices the subject start moving, it starts automatically refocusing like in AI Servo. 5D Mark II, Leica M8
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timmyquest Goldmember 4,172 posts Joined Dec 2003 Location: Outside of Chicago More info | Nov 17, 2004 08:57 | #12 Permanent bantommykjensen wrote: robertwgross wrote: Let me ask the obvious rhetorical question. What is wrong with sports mode for a sports subject? ---Bob Gross--- Nothing, except if BikerFox wants raw instead of jpg files or wants a higher ISO than 400. "Obvious rhetorical question" = sarcastic Capturing life a fraction of a second at a time
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elbirth Goldmember 1,886 posts Joined Jul 2003 Location: North Carolina More info | Nov 17, 2004 09:02 | #14 BikerFox wrote: elbirth wrote: Yes, the 20D has this feature. It also has a feature called AI Focus that I usually keep mine in for general purposes- basically what this does it uses the standard focus for still subjects, but once it notices the subject start moving, it starts automatically refocusing like in AI Servo. For your purpose, I'd probably stay in AI Servo since things are moving fairly constantly. The 20D also has a faster frame rate than the 300D, so you can get more shots in when you're shooting. It's a great camera, and I've really seen the 300D's limitations when comparing my friend's Drebel with my 20D The problem I have with sports mode is the shutter speeds are way too slow for boxing/martial arts. They come out blurry almost every time. I have to use Tv mode with high shutter and ISO. Also, flash is NOT allowed. Thanks Yeah, I totally understand- I don't use sports mode on my 20D very much myself for similar reasons. With the 20D you can use AI Servo in any of the Creative Modes, I think... I don't have my 20D with me at the moment to verify that, though. 5D Mark II, Leica M8
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