J John Tan Senior Member Aug 28, 2004 5,711 0 36 AMK Dec 14, 2005 #1 Beijing vs Singapore young woman(in red)
T tang90246 Senior Member May 31, 2005 662 0 16 48 Choa Chu Kang www.moblog.com.sg Dec 14, 2005 #2 it is a greatest joy to view your photos.. good job..
D Drudkh Senior Member Mar 2, 2004 6,130 0 36 lulu island Dec 14, 2005 #3 Ah! finally sports action from your bazooka! :thumbsup:
J JediForce4ever Senior Member Aug 16, 2005 3,157 0 0 Singapore, CanonGraphers.org Dec 14, 2005 #4 Hi, can share what were your exposure settings were?and what lens were you using?
K khairi Senior Member Apr 6, 2004 2,526 0 36 47 yishun inbloomblog.multiply.com Dec 14, 2005 #5 i dunno what to say man...WOW! u using 300mm f2.8 is it?
J John Tan Senior Member Aug 28, 2004 5,711 0 36 AMK Dec 14, 2005 #6 tang90246 said: it is a greatest joy to view your photos.. good job.. Click to expand... Thanks...bro....
tang90246 said: it is a greatest joy to view your photos.. good job.. Click to expand... Thanks...bro....
J John Tan Senior Member Aug 28, 2004 5,711 0 36 AMK Dec 14, 2005 #7 Drudkh said: Ah! finally sports action from your bazooka! :thumbsup: Click to expand... Yah loh...but lack a bit of power action from s-league...
Drudkh said: Ah! finally sports action from your bazooka! :thumbsup: Click to expand... Yah loh...but lack a bit of power action from s-league...
J John Tan Senior Member Aug 28, 2004 5,711 0 36 AMK Dec 14, 2005 #8 JediForce4ever said: Hi, can share what were your exposure settings were?and what lens were you using? Click to expand... 300mm f2.8 1/500 ISO 1600
JediForce4ever said: Hi, can share what were your exposure settings were?and what lens were you using? Click to expand... 300mm f2.8 1/500 ISO 1600
J John Tan Senior Member Aug 28, 2004 5,711 0 36 AMK Dec 14, 2005 #9 khairi said: i dunno what to say man...WOW! u using 300mm f2.8 is it? Click to expand... yes Thanks.
S sehsuan Deregistered Dec 12, 2002 6,598 0 0 44 Singapore www.sportsshooter.com Dec 17, 2005 #10 the images seem to be consistently oversharpened. try lowering the sharpening amount.
A agape01 Senior Member Feb 13, 2003 2,582 0 36 Somewhere Out There Visit site Dec 17, 2005 #11 My opinion is that either you cropped too tightly or framed your shots too tightly.
J John Tan Senior Member Aug 28, 2004 5,711 0 36 AMK Dec 17, 2005 #12 sehsuan said: the images seem to be consistently oversharpened. try lowering the sharpening amount. Click to expand... Actually my original pics are sharper than this resize+USM when viewing on my u8...
sehsuan said: the images seem to be consistently oversharpened. try lowering the sharpening amount. Click to expand... Actually my original pics are sharper than this resize+USM when viewing on my u8...
J John Tan Senior Member Aug 28, 2004 5,711 0 36 AMK Dec 17, 2005 #13 agape01 said: My opinion is that either you cropped too tightly or framed your shots too tightly. Click to expand... As adviced by the pro sport photographer that night...."try not to take action that is too far'...so all my shots are either full frame or with little cropping...as for the #3 & #4 are full frame without any cropping...
agape01 said: My opinion is that either you cropped too tightly or framed your shots too tightly. Click to expand... As adviced by the pro sport photographer that night...."try not to take action that is too far'...so all my shots are either full frame or with little cropping...as for the #3 & #4 are full frame without any cropping...
