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Sep 9, 2011 21:56:59 #
Sep 10, 2011 09:19:30 #
Love the pics. I'm not a pro been trying to do more sport pics. but I am soon going to start taking people pics.
Sep 10, 2011 09:34:43 #
JoAnn wrote:
Love the pics. I'm not a pro been trying to do more sport pics. but I am soon going to start taking people pics.
I find sport photography a real challenge. I need to work on that more. I am always unhappy with my shots. Do you have any secrets?
Sep 10, 2011 19:41:21 #
Well I'm still learning sports ...marcomarks has actually been helping as far as the settings. The pics. I took today was at 1/500th shutter....ISO 800..f stop 11 and they turned out pretty good. Outside shots seem to easier than gym shots.
Sep 15, 2011 11:38:46 #
JoAnn wrote:
Well I'm still learning sports ...marcomarks has actually been helping as far as the settings. The pics. I took today was at 1/500th shutter....ISO 800..f stop 11 and they turned out pretty good. Outside shots seem to easier than gym shots.
Sorry- I haven't been on for awhile...these are great sport shots. I agree that outside is much easier than inside shots for sports..at least for me. I am going to a game on Friday evening. I think I will do some practicing. Thanks for your help.
Sep 15, 2011 11:43:58 #
Kathy1632
Loc: Virginia
suzanne wrote:
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These are great portraits, very professional looking. You have captured the mood for each. I would like to improve my people photography and have a long ways to go, mainly exposure settings. Any tips/suggestions?
Sep 15, 2011 12:08:30 #
Kathy1632 wrote:
These are great portraits, very professional looking. You have captured the mood for each. I would like to improve my people photography and have a long ways to go, mainly exposure settings. Any tips/suggestions?
suzanne wrote:
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These are great portraits, very professional looking. You have captured the mood for each. I would like to improve my people photography and have a long ways to go, mainly exposure settings. Any tips/suggestions?
I try and chase the light..make sure their faces are lit up. I also try and shoot morning hours 6-10am and evening 5-8pm for the golden lighting colors.
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