Eldorado vs Silverado
Apr 17, 2020 19:28:51 #
Nikon D500 & D7100 used with fill flash
80-400 4.5-5.6 vr
Be safe
80-400 4.5-5.6 vr
Be safe
Apr 17, 2020 19:32:36 #
Apr 17, 2020 19:33:51 #
PAR4DCR wrote:
Your usual fine work Jules, well done!
Don
Don
Thank you Don, be safe my brother.
Apr 17, 2020 20:23:45 #
Jules Karney wrote:
Nikon D500 & D7100 used with fill flash
80-400 4.5-5.6 vr
Be safe
80-400 4.5-5.6 vr
Be safe
Apr 18, 2020 06:41:41 #
Jules Karney wrote:
Nikon D500 & D7100 used with fill flash
80-400 4.5-5.6 vr
Be safe
80-400 4.5-5.6 vr
Be safe
Just more of your super work. We should all try and shoot a well as you my friend. Your action shots with the ball are always excellent. Keep posting, we all need something to look at in these troubled time. You be safe as well my friend with GOD'S help we will hopefully be out of this soon and back to what we love. Thanks
Tom
Apr 18, 2020 10:14:10 #
david vt
Loc: Vermont
Nice as always.
I see the lens you are using, but for these shots like 1,3,4, what are you actually setting A to for this nice DoF? I really like that the background is enough out of focus so that the emphasis is on the player but the background still adds interest
Sometimes I worry that I am working too hard to push the A too low, and sacrificing a bit too much DoF
I see the lens you are using, but for these shots like 1,3,4, what are you actually setting A to for this nice DoF? I really like that the background is enough out of focus so that the emphasis is on the player but the background still adds interest
Sometimes I worry that I am working too hard to push the A too low, and sacrificing a bit too much DoF
Apr 18, 2020 11:19:52 #
david vt wrote:
Nice as always.
I see the lens you are using, but for these shots like 1,3,4, what are you actually setting A to for this nice DoF? I really like that the background is enough out of focus so that the emphasis is on the player but the background still adds interest
Sometimes I worry that I am working too hard to push the A too low, and sacrificing a bit too much DoF
I see the lens you are using, but for these shots like 1,3,4, what are you actually setting A to for this nice DoF? I really like that the background is enough out of focus so that the emphasis is on the player but the background still adds interest
Sometimes I worry that I am working too hard to push the A too low, and sacrificing a bit too much DoF
Hi David:
Thanks for looking again. Okay here is what I have for these shots you asked about.
1, 3 4 were taken at 1/000 at 5.6 iso 360 or so. Focal length with the 80-400 4.5 was at 80mm shot in manual. I always try to keep my shutter as low as possible while still freezing the action. It makes for a low iso enhancing quality. I could have shot at 1/2000 or higher but why? Shoot tight and be safe my friend.
Apr 18, 2020 11:20:35 #
tshift wrote:
Just more of your super work. We should all try and shoot a well as you my friend. Your action shots with the ball are always excellent. Keep posting, we all need something to look at in these troubled time. You be safe as well my friend with GOD'S help we will hopefully be out of this soon and back to what we love. Thanks
Tom
Tom
Thanks Tom and be safe.
Apr 18, 2020 13:34:17 #
Thanks again for sharing your usual great work Jules. Also appreciated David ‘s question and your tutorial .
Be safe all. Paul
Be safe all. Paul
Apr 18, 2020 14:03:52 #
david vt
Loc: Vermont
Jules Karney wrote:
Hi David:
Thanks for looking again. Okay here is what I have for these shots you asked about.
1, 3 4 were taken at 1/000 at 5.6 iso 360 or so. Focal length with the 80-400 4.5 was at 80mm shot in manual. I always try to keep my shutter as low as possible while still freezing the action. It makes for a low iso enhancing quality. I could have shot at 1/2000 or higher but why? Shoot tight and be safe my friend.
Thanks for looking again. Okay here is what I have for these shots you asked about.
1, 3 4 were taken at 1/000 at 5.6 iso 360 or so. Focal length with the 80-400 4.5 was at 80mm shot in manual. I always try to keep my shutter as low as possible while still freezing the action. It makes for a low iso enhancing quality. I could have shot at 1/2000 or higher but why? Shoot tight and be safe my friend.
Absolutely agree on the lowest SS to freeze the action so as to drive down ISO. Surprised that you could freeze it at 360. would have expected 500-800.
I am amazed at how tight these are at 80mm! You must be right on the sidelines and close to the action.
Apr 18, 2020 14:24:09 #
david vt wrote:
Absolutely agree on the lowest SS to freeze the action so as to drive down ISO. Surprised that you could freeze it at 360. would have expected 500-800.
I am amazed at how tight these are at 80mm! You must be right on the sidelines and close to the action.
I am amazed at how tight these are at 80mm! You must be right on the sidelines and close to the action.
Hello David:
No not 360 that was the iso. I froze the action at 1/1000 at 5.6. I shoot baseball at about 1/1600-1/2000 same on daytime football.
Good question on you guys part.
Jules
Apr 18, 2020 16:52:38 #
david vt wrote:
Absolutely agree on the lowest SS to freeze the action so as to drive down ISO. Surprised that you could freeze it at 360. would have expected 500-800.
I am amazed at how tight these are at 80mm! You must be right on the sidelines and close to the action.
I am amazed at how tight these are at 80mm! You must be right on the sidelines and close to the action.
I was on the sideline, very close to the action you are right David. Now a days I would use the 200-500 5.6 and as a sideline camera D4 with 70-200 2.8 for those close shots.
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