....Crowd at LL Softball Game....

Mike J

In between innings, I pointed my camera away from the field to get family and friend's of my daughter's teammates. It was twilight with a light haze...not the overcast I was hoping for.

Any thoughts and comments appreciated.

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#3 Too cute...but too much red in skin?



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#5 What is the easiest way to digitally adding catchlights?

bandgeekndb

Great shots...granted, I'm on my work monitor, so color accuracy is a crapshoot, but the composition and for what i can tell, the color are great. Hope your pics on the diamond are as good as these off it!

~Nick

Mike J

bandgeekndb wrote:

Great shots...granted, I'm on my work monitor, so color accuracy is a crapshoot, but the composition and for what i can tell, the color are great. Hope your pics on the diamond are as good as these off it!
~Nick

Thanks Nick! I was able to get a few shots that I liked. Here are two:

bandgeekndb

Great shots! The first one is great, I'm sure her mom or dad is loving that shot!

What combo were you shooting with? I can't imagine I'd go back to shooting a D80 if I had a D300 in my arsenal!

~Nick

PS - On my home monitor, I'm still not seeing any color tinge, IMHO. Vibrant color, but nothing overly saturated!

Mike J

bandgeekndb wrote:

Great shots! The first one is great, I'm sure her mom or dad is loving that shot!

What combo were you shooting with? I can't imagine I'd go back to shooting a D80 if I had a D300 in my arsenal!

~Nick

PS - On my home monitor, I'm still not seeing any color tinge, IMHO. Vibrant color, but nothing overly saturated!

These were all done with the D300/Nikon 80-200 f/2.8 combo. I think the biggest thing is be able to shoot at f/2.8 for these shots. I just got the 80-200 so I have not even tried it on the D80 yet. The D300 has neat features - the auto ISO is really cool.