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So I went bowling the other day. The place was very dark in general with lots of bluish light on the lanes and some more lighting on the sides with a swanky bar behind.
I wanted to take some silhouette in-action shots against the lights but most of my attempts were very blurry. I also found it very hard to focus on the dark subject. The AF won't work and I was too slow/inaccurate with the manual. In the end, this stationary shot is all I could get (massively cropped) - Checkout the set to get a feel of what the place was like. ![]() 1/80s f/2.5 ISO 800 Camera: Canon EOS XSi (450D) Lens: 50mm f/1.8 I also have the kit 18-55 f/3.5-5.6 but thought the prime would do better. The entire set is here Strike - a set on Flickr Last edited by amitkhanna84; 05-12-2010 at 08:16 PM. |
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Hmm, I really like this shot. I never would have thought bowling would give such a great shot.
Is there any way you can change the crop so the circle the bowler is in is fully displayed? That would make this a perfect shot (for me anyway). |
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Thanks for all the suggestions and praise. I forgot to ask this in the original post, but titles for the photo are welcome.
The reason I cropped the circle is that some dude was standing there but I really liked it that way ... so I adjusted the rest of the crop accordingly (i.e. cut the top left circle too)
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Amazing capture.
Maybe, just maybe it is a little bit crooked but overall, a really nice shot.
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Hmmm never tried moonlight bowling ...looks like fun...good ideea
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