S-League--Warrior vs Young Lion

[John Tan]

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Now u saved it...


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Now u don't...

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Great save???

[sehsuan]

can't understand what you are writing about. so was it a successful save, or not?

[Jed]

John, you REALLY need to sort those horizons out, whether in camera or in PS. Or in this case, not the horizon but the goalposts. In the first two it's leaning one way, in the third (which is the weakest of the three - the other two are much better) it's leaning the other way.

[John Tan]

Originally Posted by sehsuan can't understand what you are writing about. so was it a successful save, or not?

ok in simple English - yes it a successful save for the last pic only.

[John Tan]

Originally Posted by Jed John, you REALLY need to sort those horizons out, whether in camera or in PS. Or in this case, not the horizon but the goalposts. In the first two it's leaning one way, in the third (which is the weakest of the three - the other two are much better) it's leaning the other way.

wow your eyes are so sharp...

[Jed]

It's not sharp eyes, it's just I find it sticks out very obviously. Goalposts stand perpendicular to the ground so it looks funny if they're at an angle. Like I said in your previous thread, it's no MAJOR problem - just make sure you sort it out in PS first.

[matrix1195]

Keep practising....

[billpepsi]

pic 1

Same here, I didn't notice the tilted goalpost (pic 2) until Jed pointed it out.

[sehsuan]

if the images are the full images resized down, i suggest cropping tight for the first shot - that seems to show some peak action and reaction from the keeper. the other two, well, save them inside your computer.

[John Tan]

Originally Posted by jeffhiew pic 1 Same here, I didn't notice the tilted goalpost (pic 2) until Jed pointed it out.

This is my bad habit...to get tilted pic...especially in fast action shooting ...unless I use it for competition/selling/gallery/...I don't see the need to spend time to correct my pic...as I had mentioned before, I have a lot of (paid) backlog photos that need to be clear...

[John Tan]

Originally Posted by sehsuan if the images are the full images resized down, i suggest cropping tight for the first shot - that seems to show some peak action and reaction from the keeper. the other two, well, save them inside your computer.

Wow your standard r so high...I know that the 3rd one is nothing great especially can't see his face but I just want to show others only...btw I got 2 chances to take 3 continuous shots photos on the goalkeeper only...

[sehsuan]

why show a photo, that doesn't help to convey how the match progressed? to some people, they would wonder what a single goalkeeper would be doing jumping and catching a ball at night. at least, include one or two of the attackers, that would bring back a sense of logic to your photos.

[John Tan]

ok u do got a pt. Thanks for the tips.

[billpepsi]

Originally Posted by sehsuan why show a photo, that doesn't help to convey how the match progressed? to some people, they would wonder what a single goalkeeper would be doing jumping and catching a ball at night. at least, include one or two of the attackers, that would bring back a sense of logic to your photos.

It is nice to read yours and JED’s comment, though down right blunt and honest, I can see your point. The other day someone also pointed out that, keep the good pictures and trash the bad ones away, b’cos your best shots are just as good as those lousy photos on display.

[sehsuan]

jeffhiew, you would do better with Jed's advice - he's the working sports photo professional, i'm not

[John Tan]

U mean Jed work for SPH?

[sehsuan]

Originally Posted by John Tan U mean Jed work for SPH?

no. he's based in UK doing full time sports photography.

[billpepsi]

Originally Posted by sehsuan no. he's based in UK doing full time sports photography.

JED, show us some real stuff, can't wait to see your photos...

[John Tan]

Originally Posted by Jed It's not sharp eyes, it's just I find it sticks out very obviously. Goalposts stand perpendicular to the ground so it looks funny if they're at an angle. Like I said in your previous thread, it's no MAJOR problem - just make sure you sort it out in PS first.

Thanks for your guidance.

[John Tan]

Originally Posted by sehsuan no. he's based in UK doing full time sports photography.

Oh...I see. Thanks for your info.