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Jan 9, 2019 15:51:59 #
Here we go!! Canon 7D Mark11 Tokina 100m prime 2.8 BBF
1/500 @ iso 5000 --- just a couple at 4000
I thought gym was well lit. auto WB
A little better on the level prob.?
1/500 @ iso 5000 --- just a couple at 4000
I thought gym was well lit. auto WB
A little better on the level prob.?
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Jan 10, 2019 07:34:39 #
SENSORLOUPE wrote:
Here we go!! Canon 7D Mark11 Tokina 100m prime 2.8 BBF
1/500 @ iso 5000 --- just a couple at 4000
I thought gym was well lit. auto WB
A little better on the level prob.?
1/500 @ iso 5000 --- just a couple at 4000
I thought gym was well lit. auto WB
A little better on the level prob.?
Hi SENSORLOUPE. I think the last two could have been shot tighter. Most of these seem to be a little on the dark side underdeveloped but nice shots though. Let's see what Jules says about these he is the one that will know. Thanks keep posting.
Tom
Jan 10, 2019 08:53:04 #
tshift wrote:
Hi SENSORLOUPE. I think the last two could have been shot tighter. Most of these seem to be a little on the dark side underdeveloped but nice shots though. Let's see what Jules says about these he is the one that will know. Thanks keep posting.
Tom
Tom
Thanks Tom. Yes I got too on top. I could crop and lighten. Thanks for looking
Jan 10, 2019 12:42:29 #
david vt
Loc: Vermont
Hi
Leveling better - but look at each shot and really pick the strong line in back. In most of your shots, the stands were there. Use that. Only 2&3 really costs You are still about 3-5 degrees CCW.
Still like what we are seeing in the tighter shots, especially 5 & 6. I think that extra reach of the 100 vs 85 paid off, but you obviously paid a price in light (hence the ISO). How do you find the focus speed?
Leveling better - but look at each shot and really pick the strong line in back. In most of your shots, the stands were there. Use that. Only 2&3 really costs You are still about 3-5 degrees CCW.
Still like what we are seeing in the tighter shots, especially 5 & 6. I think that extra reach of the 100 vs 85 paid off, but you obviously paid a price in light (hence the ISO). How do you find the focus speed?
Jan 10, 2019 16:56:32 #
david vt wrote:
Hi
Leveling better - but look at each shot and really pick the strong line in back. In most of your shots, the stands were there. Use that. Only 2&3 really costs You are still about 3-5 degrees CCW.
Still like what we are seeing in the tighter shots, especially 5 & 6. I think that extra reach of the 100 vs 85 off, but you obviously paid a price in light (hence the ISO). How do you find the focus speed?
Leveling better - but look at each shot and really pick the strong line in back. In most of your shots, the stands were there. Use that. Only 2&3 really costs You are still about 3-5 degrees CCW.
Still like what we are seeing in the tighter shots, especially 5 & 6. I think that extra reach of the 100 vs 85 off, but you obviously paid a price in light (hence the ISO). How do you find the focus speed?
Thanks David. I try to use the stands for leveling, but when they get close enough to shoot --I loose it!! ha! Focus speed seemed ok on the 100 vs the 85. I am always afraid of getting washed out shots, soth that's probably why they are darker. Higher ISO? Shooting again tonite. These were 1/500@ iso5000 or 4000. Mostly 5000
Jan 10, 2019 17:11:44 #
david vt
Loc: Vermont
Hi Tom
Oh, now I get it. Try as you might to get it right “in camera”, I can tell you that I am always off about 2 degrees CCW. Fix it in PP. Sorry to have misled you. Don’t worry about it while you are shooting - get the shot first and foremost, then fix after.
Oh, now I get it. Try as you might to get it right “in camera”, I can tell you that I am always off about 2 degrees CCW. Fix it in PP. Sorry to have misled you. Don’t worry about it while you are shooting - get the shot first and foremost, then fix after.
Jan 10, 2019 17:32:35 #
david vt wrote:
Hi Tom
Oh, now I get it. Try as you might to get it right “in camera”, I can tell you that I am always off about 2 degrees CCW. Fix it in PP. Sorry to have misled you. Don’t worry about it while you are shooting - get the shot first and foremost, then fix after.
Oh, now I get it. Try as you might to get it right “in camera”, I can tell you that I am always off about 2 degrees CCW. Fix it in PP. Sorry to have misled you. Don’t worry about it while you are shooting - get the shot first and foremost, then fix after.
you didn't mislead!! I just don't like fixing and don't have PP. Do you think Higher ISO , than 5000? I will be taking the 100 again tonite. Can you give me some settings to try? I am shooting manual. Maybe that is my prob? Maybe go back to Shutter priority? thanks Tom
Where is Jules???
Jan 10, 2019 18:23:26 #
david vt
Loc: Vermont
Hi
On settings, it looks like your SS is pretty close. depending on the game, I find it between 1/400 and 1/640. I generally shoot AP at f4 or wider, often 2.8 or 3.2 (2.8 is as wide as I go). Normally, at the point, I should autoISO with a cap of about 6400 on my D7200, but I hope to get ISO at 3200 or less if the light allows.
As far a straightening, I don’t don’t like doing much either (which plays well with get it right in the camera), but a bit of crop and rotation is pretty quick and will help the results quite a bit. If I am looking for speed, I do this with .jpegs, and use auto color and auto exposure in the PP program. I generally shoot Raw+jpeg and if I have a really good shot that needs it, will then go work the raw, but I would say this is less than 1 in 50 or 100.
Jules, I hope, is out shooting......
David
On settings, it looks like your SS is pretty close. depending on the game, I find it between 1/400 and 1/640. I generally shoot AP at f4 or wider, often 2.8 or 3.2 (2.8 is as wide as I go). Normally, at the point, I should autoISO with a cap of about 6400 on my D7200, but I hope to get ISO at 3200 or less if the light allows.
As far a straightening, I don’t don’t like doing much either (which plays well with get it right in the camera), but a bit of crop and rotation is pretty quick and will help the results quite a bit. If I am looking for speed, I do this with .jpegs, and use auto color and auto exposure in the PP program. I generally shoot Raw+jpeg and if I have a really good shot that needs it, will then go work the raw, but I would say this is less than 1 in 50 or 100.
Jules, I hope, is out shooting......
David
Jan 10, 2019 19:07:50 #
david vt wrote:
Hi br br On settings, it looks like your SS is pr... (show quote)
Ok I will try some some stuff before our game starts Thank you:)
Jan 11, 2019 16:55:13 #
SENSORLOUPE wrote:
you didn't mislead!! I just don't like fixing and don't have PP. Do you think Higher ISO , than 5000? I will be taking the 100 again tonite. Can you give me some settings to try? I am shooting manual. Maybe that is my prob? Maybe go back to Shutter priority? thanks Tom
Where is Jules???
Where is Jules???
Always always shoot manual. Get to know the camera, lens, shutter speed and shoot wide open. Adjust iso, the cameras of today will let you go to at least 6400 shoot tight.
Jan 11, 2019 17:46:32 #
Jules Karney wrote:
Always always shoot manual. Get to know the camera, lens, shutter speed and shoot wide open. Adjust iso, the cameras of today will let you go to at least 6400 shoot tight.
I am shooting Manual. Iso goes up to 51000! WOW! Never went that Hi
Thanks
Jan 11, 2019 18:01:15 #
SENSORLOUPE wrote:
I am shooting Manual. Iso goes up to 51000! WOW! Never went that Hi
Thanks
Thanks
Yep don't go anywhere near that. Talk about noise.
Jan 11, 2019 18:42:10 #
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