Shooting VB in a school gym?

Here's my example. It was really dim light in the gym. I looked around to see if all of the lights were on, but they were!
So, I shot the game in RAW, tweaked exposure as necessary in DPP, converted to jpg, ran them through Noiseware.

Canon 1D MK III, 135L f/2

Mike
Shooting settings: ISO 6400, manual exposure, 1/400 sec, f/2.0!

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Well that was much better!!! I posted the pics on the following link without any processing... These are straight out of the camera...

http://cifaldi.info/vb​bernadettes/ats00000.h​tm

The images are not as brilliant as yours, but at least they are not yellow...

What post prossesing are you doning to get your images so awesome!

For indoor sports I usually rely on two lenses.

85 1.2L EF II.
200 1.8 L EF.

The 135/2 is also an excellent lens.

Golferdude, How is this set?

Dinomite,

Pictures def. look better. When you upload pictures and want someone to critique them, make sure you include the exif info. It is hard for me to see what the camera was set at and what lens you were using. As far as positioning, it doesn't look like you have much choice as the gym is pretty small. Will they let you shoot from the officials side? If so, I would shoot some from that side and work on getting more of the faces in the pictures. The more you shoot the better your timing will get.

As far as my pictures, I will crop them to my liking, and run an action in photoshop. It calls for noise reduction through neat image. The action is the FlexNR action that is stickied in the post processing forum. It is only for a 1D Mark III camera. But I have used Neat Image for about 5 years, starting with a 20-D.