Post your career-best basketball shot!
bikingbets
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Shima's fantastic capture prompted this idea for a thread.
I'm interested to see some career-best basketball action shots. So, if you haven't already sold the rights to it, post it here!
I'll start (as I have a two-month career as of today):
I'm interested to see some career-best basketball action shots. So, if you haven't already sold the rights to it, post it here!
I'll start (as I have a two-month career as of today):
Canon 40D, 70-200mm f/2.8L IS, 50mm f/1.4 USM, 85mm f/1.8 USM, 24-105mm f/4L IS, EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM, EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM , 580EX ll
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I have been struggling with taking a shot like this but have been unsuccessful at my 10 yr old's games with out a flash.
Can you please tell me yourEXIF data and lens used on this shot?
Thanks for sharing.
wp
Thanks.
I used an f/1.8 85mm lens set at f/2.0, ss 1/500, ISO 1600. Although I'd love to use the 70-200 f/2.8, most of the gyms I've been in are too dark, and I've gone to the 85mm, which has yielded much more consistent results.
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"There's no reason to hurry on this climb...as long as you keep the tempo at the right speed the riders will fall back."
Sorry I couldnt just post one.
That is sweet. From my own experience Women's hoops can be difficult to shoot and produce images the show the drive and energy that you find in mens hoops, partly because with the men you can display in images of dunks and driving thru the paint way more often.
Nice Capture.
Thank you. Definitely...I have quite a few men shots that I'm proud of but I just don't have the volume of women shots that show attacking the basket. Plus it's straight out of body/no crop and nice/clean at iso3200. This is one of my favorite shots of the men...mainly because of the interesting angles...
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"There's no reason to hurry on this climb...as long as you keep the tempo at the right speed the riders will fall back."
Love this shot. Do you mind sharing the EXIF data on this.
Shane
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Thanks, no problem...D3, 70-200/2.8, 70mm, 1/800s, f4, iso3200, 3700k.
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"There's no reason to hurry on this climb...as long as you keep the tempo at the right speed the riders will fall back."
3200...Nice...any noise reduction used on this?
Shane
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Canon 20d and 40d
Canon 50mm 1.4
Canon 85mm 1.8
Canon 70-200L IS 2.8
CaptureNX NR set to "low"...I believe there is a touch of USM as well now that I recall. I can't really tell any practical difference between iso800/1600/3200 on the D3 so I've been sticking with 3200 for most action work.
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"There's no reason to hurry on this climb...as long as you keep the tempo at the right speed the riders will fall back."
No crop or anything straigt from D-Rebel XT
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Yeah I think women's hoops is one of the hardest sports too shoot because of that. You are trying to create similar exciting images that you get with men, but you just dont get the opportunties. When I first started shooting womens hoops I really strugged with that, but then I found other aspects of the game to focus on.
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My son in the blue shorts.
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Same sequence as above, but I don't know what one I like better.
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aaaaa.... who am I kidding!
whoever dies with the biggest coolest piece of glass, wins!
Super sharp and crisp...what did you take this with?
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Thank you...D3, 70-200/2.8, 70mm, 1/800s, f4, iso3200.
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"There's no reason to hurry on this climb...as long as you keep the tempo at the right speed the riders will fall back."
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It's interesting to see the variety of basketball levels. A D-1 basketball team is going to make for a different style of photography than a girls' JV or 6-year-old hoops game.
Keep them coming!
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"There's no reason to hurry on this climb...as long as you keep the tempo at the right speed the riders will fall back."
I had to look that up, from the Urban Dictionary:
1.mad ups Noun. Mad ups can be taken literally to mean the ability to jump high, as to dunk or whatever.
Commonly is also used to indicate great skill or talent in a physical activity when around other people.
"Yo dude, check out my mad ups as I serve up a slam-dunk"
"Did you see that amazing goal Larry just scored? That boy has mad ups."
I'm learning
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I was beginning to think I needed another pot.
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"There's no reason to hurry on this climb...as long as you keep the tempo at the right speed the riders will fall back."
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That is absolutely hysterical!
- Mike
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