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chance
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Date Posted:
Mar/04/2011 7:27 PM
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Took pictures at my GD volleyball game. Had a blast. I just don't have a fast enough lens so I upped the iso as high as I dared (although I might dare a little more tomorrow cuz there is another game). Just couldn't get the ball stopped. It was fun and they lost but I thought the pictures look like she played a heck of a game!!
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chance
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Date Posted:
Mar/04/2011 7:28 PM
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another
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Victor
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Date Posted:
Mar/18/2011 10:41 PM
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This wasn't part of the assignment, but.... If you use PS you might want to try using the lens blur filter on some of these shots especially to eliminate things like the How to use the bathroom poster. Also if you open the lens up your speed will go up and your DOF will go down and you won't need the lens blur.
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Fools rush in where he who hesitates is lost
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chance
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Date Posted:
Mar/19/2011 7:50 AM
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Thanks Victor. But if I open it up more won't that challlenge my ability to get in focus what I want in focus? Do agree wholeheartedly on the bathroom
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Victor
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Date Posted:
Mar/20/2011 10:03 AM
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The answer is yes, but at that distance you will still get decent DOF. Right now you're getting more than you want. Try some practice shots to get a feel.
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kennymc
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Date Posted:
Mar/23/2011 2:29 AM
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Shooting wide open isolates the subject from the background, which in my opinion gives an image more impact... The amount that is in focus depends on the focal length of the lens, the aperture used, the distance from the subject and the cameras sensor size... If you need a rough guide to how much will be in focus, use one of the many online DOF calculators and jot down the results as a guide...
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chance
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Date Posted:
Mar/23/2011 6:32 AM
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I do believe that it was open as far as the lens would alow. Thanks for you replies guys. Here is the info
5.6
1/200
iso 1600
130 mm
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My camera is for pleasure, not for pressure
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Camera Happy
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Date Posted:
May/27/2011 11:13 AM
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I've shot volleyball tourneys and those indoor/gym ones normally have VERY BAD lighting so it is no wonder you had to shoot at 1600 ISO. Shooting wide open leads to more blur without flash but sometimes you dont have a choice - nice job in a tough environment!
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crankypants
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Date Posted:
Jun/02/2011 2:28 PM
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Nice go at this Chance. The only other thing I could add is try to bring the ball into the shot. Papers I work for drills that into all the togs. They want a connection between the player and the ball like what I've submitted. Hope this helps. Good job Chance.
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Stay in life, life is a gift. It's a joy. Don't drop out of it...Dick LeBeau
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chance
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Date Posted:
Jun/02/2011 5:18 PM
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Thanks Kevin
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Gert1985
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Date Posted:
Dec/08/2016 9:36 AM
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How can we filmized a football match with our camera which camera will be best for this purpose?
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