Fall Baseball

double_bdouble_b Registered Users Posts: 83 Big grins
edited September 21, 2010 in Sports
It's been awhile since I posted anything, but the fall season has started and things are picking up. Here are a few from a U9 baseball game I did.

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Brian B

http://dynamicsportsimages.com/

Comments

  • donekdonek Registered Users Posts: 655 Major grins
    edited September 21, 2010
    Nicely done. Your shutter speed could be a bit faster.
    Sean Martin
    www.seanmartinphoto.com

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  • Big RedBig Red Registered Users Posts: 71 Big grins
    edited September 21, 2010
    Nice Job. My favorite is # 2. I think any parent would love to have that one.
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  • double_bdouble_b Registered Users Posts: 83 Big grins
    edited September 21, 2010
    donek wrote: »
    Nicely done. Your shutter speed could be a bit faster.

    It's interesting you say about the SS. I see what you're seeing, but I wasn't below 1/800 and some were 1/1000. But as I said, I see what appears to be motion blur as well. Could it be how the lens is rendering the OOF areas??
    Brian B

    http://dynamicsportsimages.com/
  • double_bdouble_b Registered Users Posts: 83 Big grins
    edited September 21, 2010
    Big Red wrote: »
    Nice Job. My favorite is # 2. I think any parent would love to have that one.

    Thanks. I thought the same thing....here's to hoping his parents do. haha
    Brian B

    http://dynamicsportsimages.com/
  • donekdonek Registered Users Posts: 655 Major grins
    edited September 21, 2010
    double_b wrote: »
    It's interesting you say about the SS. I see what you're seeing, but I wasn't below 1/800 and some were 1/1000. But as I said, I see what appears to be motion blur as well. Could it be how the lens is rendering the OOF areas??

    1/1000 isn't adequate to stop a ball or bat. You usually want to by 1/2000 to 1/2500 for baseball. Little kids don't move as fast as the big kids, so you may be able to get away with slightly slower.
    Sean Martin
    www.seanmartinphoto.com

    __________________________________________________
    it's not the size of the lens that matters... It's how you focus it.

    aaaaa.... who am I kidding!

    whoever dies with the biggest coolest piece of glass, wins!
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