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Best value lens in the Canon line up. Almost a 200/2 but for a fraction of the cost.
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That a remote? That's class!Unfortunatly I am not allowed to show mine from the EFL game.. but if you want to check the link (official club website) . this pic using a 135mm f2 lens at a night match from the stands... Number 32 scores with a header .... It was the only goal of the game as well
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Put two remotes down for yesterday's match at the Aviva between Ireland and Italy. One at ground level aimed at the corner from a try, which produced nothing, and then another at the back of the first tier aimed at the posts incase someone dived in under them at any point. Managed to get lucky in the last seconds as Italy ran in a second try.
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24 October 2020; Paolo Garbisi of Italy dives over to score his side's second try during the Guinness Six Nations Rugby Championship match between Ireland and Italy at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
And a terrible phone picture of the remote in place...
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24 October 2020; Paolo Garbisi of Italy dives over to score his side's second try during the Guinness Six Nations Rugby Championship match between Ireland and Italy at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
And a terrible phone picture of the remote in place...
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Pretty grim day yesterday in Tullamore, so stuck a remote at the back of the stand down the end I knew I wouldn't go down as the backgrounds were too busy and the wind was blowing the rain in that direct so would have made life hard.
Managed to get this sequence for one of Offaly's goal, fired from the far end of the pitch (which google tells me was 145m + distance from the touchline to the back of the stand) and now even in sight of the remote. I was pretty surprised. I have found there is a bit of a delay at that distance so have taken to firing away when I feel they get close to the goal to cover me.
Rather like the fact in the last one the ball has just hit the net, causing a nice soft splash of water from it.
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1 November 2020; Jordan Hayes of Offaly shoots to score his side's second goal, despite pressure from Carlow goalkeeper Robbie Molloy and defender Mikey Bambrick, during the Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship Round 1 match between Offaly and Carlow at Bord na Mona O'Connor Park in Tullamore, Offaly.
Managed to get this sequence for one of Offaly's goal, fired from the far end of the pitch (which google tells me was 145m + distance from the touchline to the back of the stand) and now even in sight of the remote. I was pretty surprised. I have found there is a bit of a delay at that distance so have taken to firing away when I feel they get close to the goal to cover me.
Rather like the fact in the last one the ball has just hit the net, causing a nice soft splash of water from it.
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1 November 2020; Jordan Hayes of Offaly shoots to score his side's second goal, despite pressure from Carlow goalkeeper Robbie Molloy and defender Mikey Bambrick, during the Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship Round 1 match between Offaly and Carlow at Bord na Mona O'Connor Park in Tullamore, Offaly.
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Couple of remote pictures from racing at Navan today. Fair few fallers, including three for Mark Walsh the poor lad.
I attended a meeting at Navan last December so knew what images were there this time of year if the light is right (last years thread https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/horse-racing-from-navan.704787/)
Remotes weren't in any unusual positions today, but did double up with the two pretty much next to each other for the last race to try and get two angles with the sunset, one tight on the jump and one looser incase anyone fell, which kind of worked out, thanks Mr Walsh!
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8 November 2020; Ronald Pump, with Keith Donoghue up, falls at the last during the Lismullen Hurdle at Navan Racecourse in Meath.
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8 November 2020; Jockey Mark Walsh, centre, is unseated from Walk Me Home, after jumping the last, alongside eventual winner King Alex, left, with Mark Bolger up, during the Navanracecourse.ie Handicap Hurdle at Navan Racecourse in Meath.
I attended a meeting at Navan last December so knew what images were there this time of year if the light is right (last years thread https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/horse-racing-from-navan.704787/)
Remotes weren't in any unusual positions today, but did double up with the two pretty much next to each other for the last race to try and get two angles with the sunset, one tight on the jump and one looser incase anyone fell, which kind of worked out, thanks Mr Walsh!
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8 November 2020; Ronald Pump, with Keith Donoghue up, falls at the last during the Lismullen Hurdle at Navan Racecourse in Meath.
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8 November 2020; Jockey Mark Walsh, centre, is unseated from Walk Me Home, after jumping the last, alongside eventual winner King Alex, left, with Mark Bolger up, during the Navanracecourse.ie Handicap Hurdle at Navan Racecourse in Meath.
Had two remotes out last night and the wide one behind the goal got Ok frames of two of the three goals and a penalty miss (hit the post) but for the the third goal the scorer had gone wide of the area covered by that camera - luckily I'd had a second attempt (goals were at wrong end for it last week) at getting something with my goal line cam and got this pic of that goal on it. Used Manfrotto magic arm and superclamp to attach it looking right down goal line and think the angle works well.
Dundee v Cove Rangers by David Young, on Flickr
Dundee v Cove Rangers by David Young, on Flickr
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Lovely capture!
Do you have the chance to maybe go higher with it? So that theta of the goal can have grass behind?
Interesting that we have a 'Cove' team here in the second tier but they are Cobh, formally Queenstown, the last stop for the Titanic.
Do you have the chance to maybe go higher with it? So that theta of the goal can have grass behind?
Interesting that we have a 'Cove' team here in the second tier but they are Cobh, formally Queenstown, the last stop for the Titanic.
Mmmm - not really here - but potentially at Hibs this Sunday - food for thought. I do like a straight down the goal line perspective
Other end goal (penalty kick) and celebration from non league Bonnyrigg Rose as they came within 90 seconds of pulling off a major cup shock on Saturday night.
Dundee v Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic by David Young, on Flickr
Dundee v Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic by David Young, on Flickr
I got a fourth pocket wizard (second hand at bargain cost of £30 from MPB) to be able to fire that remote from far end last week - this was first attempt with it.
And the winning goal for Dundee (this time near end for me) Celebration came towards this way too but wasn’t anything great on the remote.
Dundee v Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic by David Young, on Flickr
Dundee v Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic by David Young, on FlickrDundee v Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic by David Young, on FlickrI got a fourth pocket wizard (second hand at bargain cost of £30 from MPB) to be able to fire that remote from far end last week - this was first attempt with it.
And the winning goal for Dundee (this time near end for me) Celebration came towards this way too but wasn’t anything great on the remote.
Dundee v Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic by David Young, on Flickr
