infocus wrote:
Well done under very difficult conditions Jim.
Thanks! It was surprisingly easier than I though it would be, but I guess I had practice from shooting birds.
JoAnneK01 wrote:
Great action shots. Did you have any delay from the time you pressed the shutter 'til the camera took the photo? Mahalo for sharing.
Thanks, Joanne! There was a slight delay acquiring focus, but it was very slight. I think I only missed maybe two or three shots I wanted because I incorrectly anticipated where the ball was going.
Merlin1300 wrote:
How much work was needed in Post - - or were these SOOC ??
Fabulous shots - -
What about the team on the other side of the net ??
Honestly, I could have posted SOOC and they would have been just as good, I think. A couple shots were cropped, just because I tried to capture as much of the action as I could (I know pros could do that at full zoom). For most, I added a little vibrance, and use the lightroom correction for lens and chromatic aberration, which is pretty standard.
There wasn't a team on the other side--it was a coach serving balls up to them (or they were serving to him and the other player).
Volleyball? There was a volley ball?
Dan
These are very good shots, Jim!
sailorsmom wrote:
These are very good shots, Jim!
Thanks, Sue! I'm lucky to live so close to the beach!
Superb action shots Jim. All are terrific, but I'm awarding big blue ribbons to #4 and #6.
Thanks, Frank, for the kind words and taking time to look!
Oops, forgot to quote reply previously. Thanks, Frank, for the kind words and taking time to look!
tbell7D wrote:
Superb action shots Jim. All are terrific, but I'm awarding big blue ribbons to #4 and #6.
Thanks! I was surprised at how high in the air they were able to jump to put some power and direction on the ball. I guess it happens so fast that my brain doesn't really realize it.
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