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Man, that 50mm lens is just too loose Rick. The focal point of action is the one kid pining the other one centered in the photo. That's the picture, not all the distracting stuff around it. I know you're pretty limited with that particular lens and can't get in closer, but, maybe a tighter crop such as this would help. Remember to crop all those unnecessary items out of the photo. My eye wants to travel around the photo and see everything, including the fat guy in back. So crop for impact. Here's two ways, tighter and a bit looser.
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How to determine when to crop? Where there's too much distracting stuff in the background I suppose. Like anything else, sometimes it takes awhile. I normally crop tightly in my camera, but I have the 28-70 and 70-200 lenses to do that for me. I always feel that vert. or much stronger than a hort. photo. But, I try to crop the photo, so that my eye doesn't travel around it too much.
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You can always crop a horz into a vert.
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Here's a link to the shots I got of the Championship rounds of yesterdays Mat Classic. The Kitsap posted about 17 to their website. Three Kitsap Wrestlers Bring State Titles Back From Tacoma » Kitsap Sun
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Very nice Jim. What are the particulars on how you shot these? Flash? Lens? What ISO were you shooting at?
Just shot a tournament yesterday with the 50D--my first real pics with it. Lighting was not great but I got manageable results. Here are some of the photos, still pp more... Picasa Web Albums - GadgetRick - Wrestlting To... Shot with the 50D, 50mm, f2.0, ISO 1600 I did run Noise Ninja because the lighting was bad and I did get some noise. Plus I had to crop quite a bit so the noise was more noticeable. |
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