Rugby League Shots
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- max
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you could try using a smaller f number to blur the background a little giving the photos more impact.
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HI, these are a great improvement on the last set
,I agree with Max ! you really should be shooting at maximum apature on the action shots! This would not only cut the DOF but also allow. A, a faster shutter speed & B allow you to drop the ISO a bit!. I Know the weather round our parts is grim but ISO 400/640 @f4.5 should give you a nice shutter speed for local RL.
As an after thought do you run your shots through photoshop? if so try applying a little USM, if overdone this can ruin a pic, but a little is almost nesesary to most budget SLR Digital cameras & to be honest pro cameras too lol. Kind regards Graham
,I agree with Max ! you really should be shooting at maximum apature on the action shots! This would not only cut the DOF but also allow. A, a faster shutter speed & B allow you to drop the ISO a bit!. I Know the weather round our parts is grim but ISO 400/640 @f4.5 should give you a nice shutter speed for local RL.As an after thought do you run your shots through photoshop? if so try applying a little USM, if overdone this can ruin a pic, but a little is almost nesesary to most budget SLR Digital cameras & to be honest pro cameras too lol. Kind regards Graham
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Thanks guys.
Done nothing with these other than crop them for now. Acquired Photoshop a couple of weeks ago but not even started to look at how to use it yet (nor do I have the time at the moment).
I really want to get to grips with getting the shots as near OK as I can first and then start to look at PP.
Was treated to Understanding Exposure over the weekend so a bit of bedtime reading to do which should help.
Am currently going out and shooting around 4/500 shots at a couple of games each weekend, practice makes it nearly right I suppose.
Done nothing with these other than crop them for now. Acquired Photoshop a couple of weeks ago but not even started to look at how to use it yet (nor do I have the time at the moment).
I really want to get to grips with getting the shots as near OK as I can first and then start to look at PP.
Was treated to Understanding Exposure over the weekend so a bit of bedtime reading to do which should help.
Am currently going out and shooting around 4/500 shots at a couple of games each weekend, practice makes it nearly right I suppose.