Polo anyone??

[jus]

This shot were taken sometime back..

Comments are welcome.

 

[jus]

 

[jus]

Last one

polo_pro10 in action

 

[sehsuan]

soft images, tending to being overexposed. no implied action.

 

[jus]

soft images, tending to being overexposed. no implied action.

Hey thanks sehsuan.

'No implied action' but ain't going after the ball already an action? Care to elaborate?

Can teach me how to overcome the softness?

For the overexposed part. I gues it is me.. I like bright pictures (too bright i guess :sweat: ) . Have to overcome myself..

 

[paxluv]

Those horses are B-E-A-UTIFUL! You can see every vein in their bodies! Very cool!

 

[Johnaturn]

nice pics of horses... but maybe cos of compression or sth.. the pics esp. the first one appeared a bit pixalated....lol

 

[sehsuan]

actually, ALL are very badly pixellated.

 

[jus]

Yes. sorry about that. i uploaded the original photo and photobucket did the resize for me.. will do something about it..

 

[jus]

Resized the photo myself. See if it is better now.

Can someone tell me how do i overcome the softness?

 

[evershine]

Resized the photo myself. See if it is better now.

Can someone tell me how do i overcome the softness?

My guess is this..
If you were using F2.8, and your aim or point of focus was at the horse rather than the human face or body, then the human will appear soft. Also your shutter speed will also affect sharpness. If shutter is too slow (about less than 1/300) and you are using tele at 200mm, it also may be the cause of softness.

 

[jus]

My guess is this..
If you were using F2.8, and your aim or point of focus was at the horse rather than the human face or body, then the human will appear soft. Also your shutter speed will also affect sharpness. If shutter is too slow (about less than 1/300) and you are using tele at 200mm, it also may be the cause of softness.

Thanks will take note.