austin rodeo

[rdking647]

had to crank up the iso and the exposure comp to even get any shot due to the darkness of the arena

 

[imagemaker46]

Action is there but they are all too loose, they get lost in the backgrounds. If you can crop them a little tighter it will help, watch the rails in the backgound on some of them, try and keep the horizontal lines straight. A little less depth of field would also help separate the subjects from the backgounds as well.

 

[rdking647]

Not much choice for DOF,had to have the lens wide open. further cropping made the noise to visible for my tastes

 

[imagemaker46]

Ya can understand that, sometimes tough to offer suggestions without knowing all the details.

 

[jritz]

If you read his original post, it clearly stated he had to crank up the ISO, therefore the tighter the crop the worse the noise in most cases. What other details do you need???

 

[pdq5oh]

If you read his original post, it clearly stated he had to crank up the ISO, therefore the tighter the crop the worse the noise in most cases. What other details do you need???

Relax

 

[imagemaker46]

Well I suppose, what was the camera, what was the lens, what was the asa. You know the little details that go into photography. I can tell the shutter speed was up because the action was stopped, which would account for the higher asa, I can tell that the light wasn't great because of the grain.

Instead of directing your comments at me, why not say something about the posted photos instead.

 

[rdking647]

all of my photos have links to flickr where all the exif info is available