Spent the winter trying to learn how to photograph swim in a dark swim gym...now it's out into the bright sushine with bright jersys! 
How do I keep the vivid color and tone down the brightness? Or is it OK?
xOZx Member 73 posts Joined Jan 2009 More info | Apr 09, 2009 15:01 | #1 Spent the winter trying to learn how to photograph swim in a dark swim gym...now it's out into the bright sushine with bright jersys! _______________
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tracknut Goldmember  1,740 posts Likes: 3 Joined Jun 2005 Location: Folsom, California More info | Apr 09, 2009 15:15 | #2 I don't see any issue with the colors, just keep an eye on the histogram to make sure you're not blowing out anything. And get the kids facing the other way Performance/sport dog photographer
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cstewart Goldmember  More info | Apr 09, 2009 16:54 | #3 and it's a bit busy...try and isolate on one player at a time and if possible, watch cluttered and busy backgrounds. Please Check Out My Work at:
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Dan- Member 110 posts Joined Jun 2008 More info | Apr 10, 2009 12:10 | #4 Use M. Start with 100 ISO, 1250-1600 and f2.8. Check exposure on faces. Set your in-camera contrast down one. Shoot RAW. Also shoot from an angle that reduces the DR. You can't photograph bright sun and deep shadow without either losing shadows or blowing highlights.
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