Stoppping paintball coming straight at you or not much of an angle about 1/1250th of a second, the second picture. Stopping one goin straight across, 1/2500th - 1/3000th or so, the fourth picture with the splatter the 2 little blurrs to the right are incoming shots too. This day i was shooting at 400 iso Aperture priority 70-300 4.5 - 5.6 nikon d200 , beautiful bright sunny day.
Fields limit speed on paint to 299 feet per second or less. but... thats an entire football field in a second.
#1 is a great shot, totally tells the story, if you've ever played that shot brings it back, $5 worth of balls falling to the ground is OK as long as you get enough in the hopper to do the job and FAST
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Betsy
Fields limit speed on paint to 299 feet per second or less. but... thats an entire football field in a second.
How do you keep your equipment from getting painted?
I havent actually been shot in the camera, yet. I have Camera Armor on the body (camouflage color of course).
Eventually i'll get something like this: Naturescapes
These guys have some pretty neat stuff too, and i like gadgets... alot.
Sometimes there is light splatter and I wipe it off with a towel. But a long lens helps to seperate myself from the action.
Then just make sure you dont get caught in a cross fire.
Some more pictures from the day I posted on a local Arizona paintball site.
http://www.pbaz.com/forums/showthread.php?t=48039
Keith Tharp.com - Champion Photo