CCC vs Niagara Women's Softball
May 11, 2022 14:09:43 #
My first time using the new lens I got in December as it was intended. Photographed Corning Community College softball. Shot with a Z9 & 100-400 f4-5.6 S lens. Shutter priority at 3200, auto ISO max set at 400, aperture as calculated by the Z9. Looked to usually be as wide open as the lens allowed.
The image of the hitter with the bent bat - the focus on this one was actually on the player in the dugout. However, I included it because I have never seen an aluminum bat fail!
The image of the hitter with the bent bat - the focus on this one was actually on the player in the dugout. However, I included it because I have never seen an aluminum bat fail!
May 11, 2022 15:22:21 #
May 11, 2022 15:24:01 #
rcorne001 wrote:
My first time using the new lens I got in December as it was intended. Photographed Corning Community College softball. Shot with a Z9 & 100-400 f4-5.6 S lens. Shutter priority at 3200, auto ISO max set at 400, aperture as calculated by the Z9. Looked to usually be as wide open as the lens allowed.
The image of the hitter with the bent bat - the focus on this one was actually on the player in the dugout. However, I included it because I have never seen an aluminum bat fail!
The image of the hitter with the bent bat - the focus on this one was actually on the player in the dugout. However, I included it because I have never seen an aluminum bat fail!
Nice set..... Sharp as as tack.
May 11, 2022 17:22:53 #
EDIT: APPARENTLY the bat is built to flex. I have been out of the game so long I didn't even know such a variation existed! The bat did not fail!
May 12, 2022 07:29:49 #
rcorne001 wrote:
My first time using the new lens I got in December as it was intended. Photographed Corning Community College softball. Shot with a Z9 & 100-400 f4-5.6 S lens. Shutter priority at 3200, auto ISO max set at 400, aperture as calculated by the Z9. Looked to usually be as wide open as the lens allowed.
The image of the hitter with the bent bat - the focus on this one was actually on the player in the dugout. However, I included it because I have never seen an aluminum bat fail!
The image of the hitter with the bent bat - the focus on this one was actually on the player in the dugout. However, I included it because I have never seen an aluminum bat fail!
Nice shots Rick! Looks like you and the new lens are going to get along real well. Please show more when you can. Hard to believe the seasons are almost over for some sports. Thanks BE SAFE!!
Tom
May 12, 2022 12:02:19 #
rcorne001 wrote:
My first time using the new lens I got in December as it was intended. Photographed Corning Community College softball. Shot with a Z9 & 100-400 f4-5.6 S lens. Shutter priority at 3200, auto ISO max set at 400, aperture as calculated by the Z9. Looked to usually be as wide open as the lens allowed.
The image of the hitter with the bent bat - the focus on this one was actually on the player in the dugout. However, I included it because I have never seen an aluminum bat fail!
The image of the hitter with the bent bat - the focus on this one was actually on the player in the dugout. However, I included it because I have never seen an aluminum bat fail!
Good stuff thanks for posting.
May 12, 2022 17:47:41 #
May 19, 2022 06:22:04 #
rcorne001 wrote:
My first time using the new lens I got in December as it was intended. Photographed Corning Community College softball. Shot with a Z9 & 100-400 f4-5.6 S lens. Shutter priority at 3200, auto ISO max set at 400, aperture as calculated by the Z9. Looked to usually be as wide open as the lens allowed.
The image of the hitter with the bent bat - the focus on this one was actually on the player in the dugout. However, I included it because I have never seen an aluminum bat fail!
The image of the hitter with the bent bat - the focus on this one was actually on the player in the dugout. However, I included it because I have never seen an aluminum bat fail!
Excellent
May 19, 2022 06:26:45 #
rcorne001 wrote:
The image of the hitter with the bent bat - the focus on this one was actually on the player in the dugout. However, I included it because I have never seen an aluminum bat fail!
The image of the hitter with the bent bat - the focus on this one was actually on the player in the dugout. However, I included it because I have never seen an aluminum bat fail!
Perhaps its just "Rolling Shutter", it happens with fast moving objects.
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