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Hi guys, Recently I have some time i the evening/night period to do some shooting. I went to 2 places - Skate Park @ Orchard and a basketball court near my hse As i fear my FZ50 flash will bilnd the skaters, I never use flash @ the Skate park. The problem I faced is that I cant get sharp pictures - i got those "ghost" figures like this: ![]() So is there really a way to get sharper images without using a flash? ANd oh, we cant really have faster shutter speed due to the low-light enviroment... Thanks... |
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eh if that is what you want... im sad to tell you that even f2.8 + ISO3200, its not enough to freeze those rider without a flash...
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I wonders how those pros take such sharp photos of active sports without using flash (i.e. to affect the participants) |
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care to share the photo? I would love to check it out as well...
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They do it in the daytime. =D =D =D
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WTH
will love to show u one i saw at PhotoVideoI gallery but juz went there and saw this: ANNOUNCEMENT Dear Community, PHOTOVIDEOi Forums & Gallery have been closed with effect from 1st April 2007. All postings and images are no longer be available. Members are encouraged to sign up with www.hardwarezone.com to continue receive digital photography promotional content and discuss about digital photography in www.hardwarezone.com Forums. We thank you for your support and look forward to receiving you in www.hardwarezone.com. Visit www.hardwarezone.com DigiCam & Photography SiG Forum, or Click here to register. The photo was taken @ the big underground area connect the Esplanade and Citylink. The photo shows a guy performing bicylcle stunts.... |
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The place is considered kinda low light since its underground. No sights of wat u mentioned, strong spot light. Should have no flash as the walls and floors are of marble texture, which i think will reflect the flash light. correct me if i am wrong |
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From the pic posted, you're using ISO 800, F11 and 0.625 exposure. This setting will never get u a sharp image on a fast moving object.
You can change the settings to to lowest F-stop, F2.8 or F3.5 and shutter speed of 1/125. The end result will be a little underexposed and the moving object will be a bit double image. At least better than your current 'ghost image'. Unfortunately the FZ series performs badly at ISO 400 and beyond. So expect a lot of noise as well. I notice you are facing the light when you take the picture. You can try standing on the other side back facing the light, that would helps a little. Last edited by Jaycelim; 4th April 2007 at 01:32 PM. |
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this picture taken at ISO800?
where are the nosie???? |
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I did try to get a faster shutter speed, but even at f3.2 and 1/50, it is super underexposed, based on my LCD..... Last edited by cjl; 4th April 2007 at 01:45 PM. |
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Commercial photographs are largely touched up.
I am not able to take a look at the photo, but I suspect from the information gathered above, it could well be a digital merging of 2 photos. Without getting the sportsmen into blind during the course of taking sport photography, additional light source other than the flash gun from the camera will certainly need to be applied. There is no magic about taking photo. Without sufficient light source, even if you have a camera or lens that can goes down to aperture as low as 1.5, and ISO as high as 3200, I am afraid it is still not going to help much. |
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