Junior soccer player

digital601 · 2nd October 2008

A few picture of Japanese junior soccer training to share.

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3)

digital601 · 2nd October 2008

4)Please tie my shoe lace

5)GOALLLL....

6)Lets dance....

cervello · 3rd October 2008

please do your camera a justice by showing properly exposed photos... or just drop the canon camera bit.

1. fix your exposure
2. drop the canon bit

make up your mind which is more important, the brand of your kit or the photos.

sufianian · 5th October 2008

to Carvello why so serious..

i think his exposure..is Ok..and by the way , If your trying to tell our friend digital 601 here something thru your comments.
can you please elaborate on his short comings..like for example point no 1...do tell under expose, or over expose..or wht type of exposure you think should be right..?

not just by saying fix your exposure..that is so general..point out every pic or 1 or 2 that you can elaborate on..

Redsun · 5th October 2008

hmm
the photos dun look that badly underexposed to me
maybe just a wee bit

digital601 · 6th October 2008

Originally Posted by Redsun

hmm
the photos dun look that badly underexposed to me
maybe just a wee bit

The wee bit (picture 1 2 3) maybe the 1.4 TC and high ISO noise due to overcast sky when I took the shot.

And to cervello, to me the exposure looks ok on my screen. I work with colour for over 25 years.

I know what looks good and what looks bad.I still trust my eyes more than equipment costing thousand of $.
As per sufianian point out please tell it's over expose or under.

Jango · 6th October 2008

Could be due to my uncalibrated monitor, but I find the pictures flat. Maybe can up the contrast a little?

I like #3 most as I could feel the intensity of the game.

ArcticFox · 7th October 2008

Even Canon's official sample don't have such 'fancy' watermark.

But, overall I find picture with tele converter underexposed. Due to the smaller aperture, I suppose?

cervello · 7th October 2008

a proper photographer ensures that the viewer see things as they should be, however they also exercise due diligence to edit the photos if it looks wrong.

you may have worked in the colour related line for 25 years... however there is no guarantee of two things:
1. your eyes' colour sighting is as good as before - 25 years is LONG!
2. you can work with colour... however you are not familiar with cameras.

there are a myriad of possibilities, however if you feel nothing needs to be done with your photos, then so be it.

2nd October 2008	#1
digital601 Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 312	Junior soccer player A few picture of Japanese junior soccer training to share. 1) 2) 3) __________________ 5D/40D+BG-E2/CZ 35T*1.4/17-40mm f4 L/24-70mm f2.8L/135mm f2L/200mm f2.8L/400mm f5.6L

2nd October 2008	#2
digital601 Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 312	Re: Junior soccer player 4)Please tie my shoe lace 5)GOALLLL.... 6)Lets dance.... __________________ 5D/40D+BG-E2/CZ 35T*1.4/17-40mm f4 L/24-70mm f2.8L/135mm f2L/200mm f2.8L/400mm f5.6L

5th October 2008	#4
sufianian New Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1	Re: Junior soccer player to Carvello why so serious.. i think his exposure..is Ok..and by the way , If your trying to tell our friend digital 601 here something thru your comments. can you please elaborate on his short comings..like for example point no 1...do tell under expose, or over expose..or wht type of exposure you think should be right..? not just by saying fix your exposure..that is so general..point out every pic or 1 or 2 that you can elaborate on..

5th October 2008	#5
Redsun Member/Tangshooter Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Jurong West Posts: 6,358	Re: Junior soccer player hmm the photos dun look that badly underexposed to me maybe just a wee bit __________________ Flickr DeviantART Tangshooters

6th October 2008	#7
Jango Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 525	Re: Junior soccer player Could be due to my uncalibrated monitor, but I find the pictures flat. Maybe can up the contrast a little? I like #3 most as I could feel the intensity of the game.

3rd October 2008	#3
cervello Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 298	Re: Junior soccer player please do your camera a justice by showing properly exposed photos... or just drop the canon camera bit. 1. fix your exposure 2. drop the canon bit make up your mind which is more important, the brand of your kit or the photos.

7th October 2008	#8
ArcticFox Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: 1°25'10.16"N 103°50'11.01"E Posts: 619	Re: Junior soccer player Even Canon's official sample don't have such 'fancy' watermark. But, overall I find picture with tele converter underexposed. Due to the smaller aperture, I suppose? __________________ 400D 18-55 50 430EX "Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst" -Henri Cartier-Bresson

7th October 2008	#9
cervello Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 298	Re: Junior soccer player a proper photographer ensures that the viewer see things as they should be, however they also exercise due diligence to edit the photos if it looks wrong. you may have worked in the colour related line for 25 years... however there is no guarantee of two things: 1. your eyes' colour sighting is as good as before - 25 years is LONG! 2. you can work with colour... however you are not familiar with cameras. there are a myriad of possibilities, however if you feel nothing needs to be done with your photos, then so be it.