The Official Photography Thread - Vol. 3

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/84784982@N00/
 
Did this on Saturday and it made me appreciate Rolo's photos that much more. I just couldn't get the same dynamic long exposure with what I have with my D90 and lenses. Oh well.....


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And from Bring Your Own Big Wheel event in SF from Sunday:

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Going to a day and night Nats game soon and wanna start shooting with my d3100 any tips on how i should shoot pictures at the game
 
Fong - Good stuff man, I forgot about the BYOB event, next year for sure.
wcghost - Yeap.

Been sick the last few days, recent stuff.

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Originally Posted by naggykicks

Going to a day and night Nats game soon and wanna start shooting with my d3100 any tips on how i should shoot pictures at the game

I love shooting at Dodger Stadium. �My suggestion is to move around, depending on your seats, you �usually can't move down but you can always go up. �Go early or stay late for empty stadium shots or warmups. �Use the building and don't forget the people in the seats. �Have fun and do all this with beers in between!
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and for the Beasts

http://www.flickr.com/photos/84784982@N00/
 
^ I don't think the lenses really compare. The 24-105 f/4L is more an all arounder, type lens; whereas the 85mm is more a medium telephoto - portraiture type lens. I own the 85mm and personally I love it. Many people say it's basically an L lens minus the red ring. The focal length, especially on a crop body, you will be using it outside more often than not. If you have other lens to meet your needs at other focal lengths, I think you'd be happy with the purchase.

I can't speak on the 24-105 too much, but I can't imagine why it also wouldnt be a great lens if you are ok with the speed.
 
Canon 85mm 1.8 is definitely a good lens. Chromatic abberation is bad in high contrast areas but it is great for portraits. Also one of the fastest focusing lenses Canon sells. I was practicing lighting with my wife recently and shot the below photo. It has been sharpened in post.


20120331-IMG_2926-Edit by Murky Brilliance, on Flickr
 
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