Soccer
Nov 4, 2017 10:12:59 #
Some college soccer photo's South Atlantic Conference Tournament ..
The team in white Wingate University won this game 3 to 0....This game was the conference semi final..
They were last years National Champ's, only losing one game all season...
The team in white Wingate University won this game 3 to 0....This game was the conference semi final..
They were last years National Champ's, only losing one game all season...
Header
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The eyes have it
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Yellow carded
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Taking a shot
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Drawing a crowd
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Holding ?
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Going to shoot
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Took the shot
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Scoooorrrre
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Congrats to the team in white
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Nov 5, 2017 21:44:02 #
Tom DePuy wrote:
Some college soccer photo's South Atlantic Conference Tournament ..
The team in white Wingate University won this game 3 to 0....This game was the conference semi final..
They were last years National Champ's, only losing one game all season...
The team in white Wingate University won this game 3 to 0....This game was the conference semi final..
They were last years National Champ's, only losing one game all season...
Nice work Tom
Nov 7, 2017 07:33:57 #
Nov 14, 2017 00:14:36 #
Great series Tom.... You nailed the decisive moments many times over...
And keeping the ball in the frame is superb!
Only suggestion might be to rethink (1/640 a second) and bump that up to at least twice as fast...
VR is useless for action sports, only a very high shutter speed will yield razor sharp imagery... At an effective focal length of 300mm you would benefit from at least 1/1200 to 1/1600. Provided your D7100 can track the action and with it's 52 focus points that's likely to happen...
Thank you for sharing Tom...
I wish you well on your journey...
And keeping the ball in the frame is superb!
Only suggestion might be to rethink (1/640 a second) and bump that up to at least twice as fast...
VR is useless for action sports, only a very high shutter speed will yield razor sharp imagery... At an effective focal length of 300mm you would benefit from at least 1/1200 to 1/1600. Provided your D7100 can track the action and with it's 52 focus points that's likely to happen...
Thank you for sharing Tom...
I wish you well on your journey...
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