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Dec 6, 2004, 8:05 AM
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I was fortunate enough to get great seats for yesterdays Jets vs. Texans game at Giants Stadium. First time using the A75 for sports shots and I think I learned a lot - the bad part is I learned after I took all my shots and looked at them at home on my large LCD - jezz what looks good on a small 1.8-inch screen doesn't mean anything. I also heard time and again not to use digital zoom, in theory I know and agree with it but I used it a bit too much and shots that would have otherwise turned out nice and sharp albeit with a wider view turned out a bit out of focus looking. All in all great game but a bit disappointing on the photography side. Any comments would be appreciated.
Sam BTW- "Professional" photography equipment isn't allowed in the stadium. Has anyone successfully brought in say a 20D or equivalent and a big old zoom lens in any sports stadium? |
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Dec 6, 2004, 8:06 AM
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Taken with full digital zoom :-(
1/80 sec shutter F8.0 - should I have used a wider ap? full opitcal zoom 16.22mm ISO 100 Post work- Noiseware and USM |
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Dec 6, 2004, 8:08 AM
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Another full digital zoom.
1/80s F8.0 16.22mm lens ISO 100 Post work- Noiseware and USM |
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Dec 6, 2004, 8:09 AM
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Kids out at half
1/50s F8.0 16.22mm lens no digital zoom ISO 100 Noiseware and USM |
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