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My first serious outing with the R6 Mk2 and 70-200 f2.8. Indoor lighting was firmly average so these have had a dose of denoise applied to clean them up a bit. Flyball is a bit niche but fantastic fun and a definite challenge from a photography point of view.

Mostly sharing for awareness of the sport, but I know the wealth of experience on here so c&c welcomed.


Enjoy!
 
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LancsMak said:
My first serious outing with the R6 Mk2 and 70-200 f2.8. Indoor lighting was firmly average so these have had a dose of denoise applied to clean them up a bit. Flyball is a bit niche but fantastic fun and a definite challenge from a photography point of view.

Mostly sharing for awareness of the sport, but I know the wealth of experience on here so c&c welcomed.

Enjoy!
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I think you may have forgotten something.
 
On a positive note they seem to be sharp, in-focus, and well exposed. However if you want critique then I would suggest that you post half a dozen images in this thread with the watermark removed.

In general I would not have posted the images where you have cut off the dogs paws, and I definitely would not have posted the images where the dog is half-hidden behind the owners legs, especially the ones where you have a close up of the owners backside.
 
Thanks, I'll make sure to do that at a later date. Haha that's fair comment on the owners, although I'm less bothered about the paws. Thanks :).
 
Same applies as with most sports - get low. Down to the dogs' eye level.
 
The kind of venues I turn up to and cry, and then spend the majority of the job trying to perfect the white balance.
 
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The kind of venues I turn up to and cry, and then spend the majority of the job trying to perfect the white balance.
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Tricky with there being some natural light coming in but I really like the expodisc. Usually take a custom white balance with that and dial it in to the other bodies.
 
I see those trials on the internet now and them. Love watching dog's do what they do. In fact if you showed a photo of a dog sleeping I'm afraid I'd love it!
 
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