soccer c+c please

[Muusers]

Are these all you have after 90 minutes, no real football action in any of them none of them have good focus, are you shooting stood up ?

ok, thanks. 90 minutes ?

Yes, 90 minutes. That's how long a FOOTBALL match takes. This excludes extra time.

 

[o hey tyler]

You mean soccer right?

 

[MSnowy]

ok I get it now. but as far as action, this was soccer after all

 

[KmH]

ok I get it now. but as far as action, this was soccer after all

Please use capital letters when you post.

Yes! Action:

 

[o hey tyler]

Keith, while I feel like you captured the action very well, the action looks like the subject is getting nailed in the balls.

 

[MSnowy]

ok I get it now. but as far as action, this was soccer after all

Please use capital letters when you post.

OK .SINCE THERE WAS NO ACTION IN THE TOP PICS ,WHAT ABOUT THIS ONE ?

 

[gsgary]

Are these all you have after 90 minutes, no real football action in any of them none of them have good focus, are you shooting stood up ?

ok, thanks. 90 minutes ?

A real football match last 90 minutes 45 each way

 

[gsgary]

You mean soccer right?

No football

 

[o hey tyler]

ok I get it now. but as far as action, this was soccer after all

Please use capital letters when you post.

OK .SINCE THERE WAS NO ACTION IN THE TOP PICS ,WHAT ABOUT THIS ONE ?

I think he was just talking about using proper grammar, punctuation, and capital letters (where applicable).

I'm noticing a trend with your photos, they're all really bad quality. Not that you're taking BAD photos, but the way they're handled once they get to your computer is awful. All of your colors seem to have issues, it's not just the reds. Maybe it's the fact that they're at super low resolution, I don't know.

Here's what I recommend, tell me exactly what you do to a file, step by step after it comes from your camera to your computer. What programs you open it with, how you save it along with the dimensions and file type, and where you upload it to the web. Maybe through that, I can tell you how to handle your files better to ensure that the bright colors don't get blown or posterized.

 

[o hey tyler]

You mean soccer right?

No football

Well, in the United States, where these photos were taken, the sport is known as Soccer. If we were in the UK, like you, things would be different.

Here's the difference between America and the UK.

 

[MSnowy]

Yes I know what he meant by caps

I don't do a lot of PP, Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo X2 to open picture,then One Step Photo Fix ,next crop, image resize (set to resolution 72) ,Upload to website 1800pics.com

 

[o hey tyler]

what do you resize to? I'd recommend hosting them on another website as a larger size, and then resizing them via html or css or whatever. That way they won't look so poopy.

You may want to try a free 30 day trial of :ightroom as well. It streamlines workflow like whoa, and if you don't do a lot of photo manipulation other than cropping/resizing/adjustments/etc it's built to streamline that all with a batch export.

 

[MSnowy]

what do you resize to? I'd recommend hosting them on another website as a larger size, and then resizing them via html or css or whatever. That way they won't look so poopy. .

Ok .Thanks . These pictures are from a Nikon d300 that I just got. Do you think it could be the camera setting?

This picture was shot with the same lens and PP the same way but shot with d60. What do you think of this one?

 

[o hey tyler]

I think the shot from the D60 looks worlds better, actually. Can you see the difference with them side by side? Look at the tonal gradation especially on the players with red/maroon shirts?

 

[MSnowy]

Oh for sure . I'm going to look into camera settings to see if something adjusted. Any ideas out there ?