Baseball Miami and Rutgers

1) 1DM2n, 70-200mm F2.8L, 1/500s f/16.0 at 135.0mm iso500

I like #3. Were you laying on the ground?

Doc

He was probably shooting from the dugout..

From sunken infield box sets very similar to the sunken camera box in some stadiums. It’s actually illegal to shooting from the dugout. Only players, coaches, trainers and batpersons are allowed in the dugout during the game.

Illegal? Would you go to jail - and they can fit a couch in the dugout? That's comfort

I'd say ad more DOF because the backgrounds are distracting - no clue what you're settings are as the info is not embedded.

No Jail, but a player could be ejected after the first warning, All the better dugouts have couches

Illegal by the school's rules?

I don't know about Univ of Miami, but I know the Big East has changed the rules on who (other than game personnel) can be where and when and why. I think it's an attempt to limit the liability of those people who are essential personnel.

JeffCanon wrote in post #7419287
No Jail, but a player could be ejected after the first warning, All the better dugouts have couches

huh?

asysin2leads wrote in post #7420197
I don't know about Univ of Miami, but I know the Big East has changed the rules on who (other than game personnel) can be where and when and why. I think it's an attempt to limit the liability of those people who are essential personnel.

Were still allowed in the dugouts at UL

asysin2leads wrote in post #7420197
I don't know about Univ of Miami, but I know the Big East has changed the rules on who (other than game personnel) can be where and when and why. I think it's an attempt to limit the liability of those people who are essential personnel.

it's an NCAA rule, i need to go hunt for the rules every year somethink happen that needs looking up

2008 rules video it the number two item on the video
http://web1.ncaa.org …l/2008_Rules_Ch​anges.html

2009-2010 rules book
http://www.ncaapublica​tions.com …da4-a3ac-8ec821d37c91.pdf

OK, I have to ask since there's so many errors in every post - is English your first language? Just wondering if it isn't or you just need to read your posts before posting.

Well, the rule is in pro sports as well - however many designate the end of the dugout the "pit" so it's OK for photographers to be in that area during the game, they just can't venture to the players area. Same is for players are not supposed to be in the photo area even if there's nothing separating it. I know of several dugouts you can shoot from, and shot 14 NCAA games this weekend, where this was the case and fine. Obviously some teams were having people in the dugouts as "guests" or something and that's a major liability.