Re: Best dslr camera- indoor volleyball
- From: Steve Cutchen <maxfaq@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 30 Oct 2005 15:10:42 GMT
In article <3sj9ocFo59fpU1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Stacey <fotocord@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> Jp wrote:
>
> > Steve Cutchen wrote:
>
> > Yes , I think this is the one, Canon XT 350 ,as a kit, and buy the 50mm
> > f/1.8 (affordable) to use courtside.
>
> That should work great.
One other thing I didn'y mention. You will want to either shoot RAW or
set a custom white balance. Gym lighting conditions are horrible. And
some cyms combine skylights... which go dark at night (!!) and chance
the light quality mid match.
>
> > Will this enable me to crop the
> > photos well enough to maintain enough detail in the image? I will likely
> > print some nice 8 x 10's at the most.
>
> I'd try to not crop if possible but you should be able to crop some,
> especially for 5X7 prints and maybe a bit for 8X10's. With the 50mm lens
> courtside, you shouldn't have to crop at all.
I agree. Also realize that as the teams switch sides in a match the
positions flip as well; setters/right sides for outsides will be on
your side. So you will get players swapping from across court to next
to you as they swap sides of the court. You can plan your subjects
accordingly.
.
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