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May 09, 2008 10:20 | #1

Greetings,
Just to share a few shots from today's actions.

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May 09, 2008 10:21 | #2

Another 2 shots. Enjoy...

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May 09, 2008 15:13 | #3

EXIF data? I know you are likely dealing with stadium lighting but these all look you should have used a faster shutter speed to freeze the action. They all have too much motion blur and poor focus. Let us know what fstop, shutter speed, ISO etc. you were using and we might be able to offer some tips.

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May 10, 2008 05:46 | #4

I agree with cstewart.

#1 - OOF
#2 - All we see is the back of the player
#3 - Motion blur due to slow shutter speed
#4 - OOF

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May 10, 2008 07:38 | #5

SportsOnFilm wrote in post #5496261

I agree with cstewart.

#1 - OOF
#2 - All we see is the back of the player
#3 - Motion blur due to slow shutter speed
#4 - OOF

Greetings,
I shall try harder again. Thanks for the comments. However, how much motion blur is acceptable? My view of sports photography has always been wanting to show action through motion blur. I find it better than high shutter speed, which freezes the action. Maybe this has been passed down by my guru and I do like motion blur for sports photography. Comments? Enjoy...

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