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Basketball without anyflash or strobes (for a change...lol)

 
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Jan 05, 2009 13:31 |  #1

So our big Christmas Tourny is over and I had a blast shooting again for about 12-14 hours a day for 4 days. Its like my final four, I just love this tourny with team from all over.

Here are a couple of my fav's


Some little guys driving

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some bigs driving
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some ball handling
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girls can take it to the hole too
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and they can go up strong as well
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some driving and some good D
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filling the net up with three's
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and last but not least, my hero, my daughter!
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thanks for looking and CC welcome

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Jan 05, 2009 13:50 |  #2

ps, ISO 1600, ss 1/500 at f1.8, post processed in Aperature and ran through Noise Ninja on all of them


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Jan 05, 2009 14:11 |  #3

You mean cameras work in a gym wtihout artificial light? Strange. :)

These look great. Only complaint is the arms in front of the faces, but that's just nit picky. You did good on the color cast from the cycling lights.

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Jan 05, 2009 14:26 |  #4

lol, thanks,

I am starting to think that shooting in gems without flash of somesort is the exception now days..


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Jan 05, 2009 15:01 |  #5

I'm leaving work and loading my suitcase in the car to head to the gym as soon as I click post on this message. I wish I could just take the camera and shoot ambient, but instead I'll take:

3 Alien Bees
4 Pocket Wizards
6 SuperClamp studs to mount on pre made brackets on the gym walls
Stands and umbrellas for T&I shots
Laptop
4000 pound printer
4 miles of wires and cords, (10 miles are already installed at the gym)
2 daughters (not in the same suitcase) with their basketball clothes and cheerleading clothes to change into.
and (note to self) don't forget the pom poms.

The sick part is that I'll love every minute. :) Gotta go!


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Jan 05, 2009 19:29 |  #6

not that ther is anything wrong with that...lol

I hear ya, we do it for the love of it, not cuz there is a "right and wrong" way...

be sure to post your shots


I like shooting with out the flashes mostly cuz its so much more simple and it allows me to move about freely and not worry about ppl messing with my stuff!


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Jan 05, 2009 20:18 |  #7

Nice job Bud! Nice job!
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Jan 05, 2009 20:46 |  #8

Very good. Thats the way I do it also.


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Jan 05, 2009 21:01 as a reply to  @ KySportsPix's post |  #9

Great shots! Horizons are where they should be. But help me to understand some of the cropping. It looks like you picked a couple of standard sizes 4x6, 8x10 or ... and have done a great job.

Yet #1 has those extra limbs on the left-hand side that could've been easily left out. #2 is fine and thankfully you didn't scalp the 2nd offensive player. Last one has the clenched hands and half a head on the bench at the left that might be cropped out.


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Jan 07, 2009 13:14 |  #10

I have had issues with cropping. Here is why.

I sell them on Smugmug, on there the BUYER can crop anyway they want, problem is they usually have NO IDEA what they are doing.

I try to crop to get rid if the extra parts and pieces where possible, but lets say I crop to a 4x6 cuz that fits best, well when the buyer gets on there they try and make 8x10 crop fit (not realizing that they can chose many differnt crops or they are just too lazy to find one), of course it doesnt so they chop of hands feet heads and other vital parts...lol

So, to try and compensate for peoples stupidity, I crop extra wide nowdays so when they go on my site and hack the crap out of stuff at least there is a chance they will get thier whole kid in their crappy crop...LMAO...

does that make more sense?


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