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Re: Players using others players bats or other equipment
Are you taking these with your 300 mm f/2.8? Are you using a teleconverter as well?
Hopefully, some day I can get as good as you in my sports photography. It's amazing how awesome you are at photography at such a young age, Kyle.Les Zukor
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Re: Players using others players bats or other equipment
your photography is great Kyle, Can I ask what lens and what setting you use for your photos?
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Thanks guys!
I'm indeed using my Nikkor AF-S 300mm f/2.8 lens. I only put on my teleconverter for just a little while each game. It gives me a much better focal length (it turns the lens into a 510mm f/4.8) but it downgrades the sharpness just a tiny bit. It's best used for close-up infield/outfield shots.
The settings are almost different for most of my shots. In the daytime, I always go for the fastest shutter speed, which in my camera is 1/8000th of a second. I keep my aperture wide open (without my teleconverter, I leave it at f/2.8 the whole time, and with the teleconverter it's f/4.8 and I leave that wide open too).
During night games, I have my settings saved at 300mm, f/2.8, 1/2000 shutter, ISO 2500. I always try to get the best color for my images, and for that I actually guess the color temperature in Kelvin. Most cameras let you manually set the color temperature. For day & night games the temperature is usually around 5500-6500. I'll usually just take a picture at each different temperature in that range until I find what color matches what I'm looking at. Understanding white balance can dramatically change the appearance of your photos. I've learned a lot about that this year. The color in my images are much more on-point than in previous years.
I take pictures at every single home series and I'll take usually 500-700 images per game. The more you go out and shoot, whether you're professional or not, the more you'll learn on your own. That's how I helped myself understand the settings more. You just have to practice, practice, practice, because photography isn't simple at all. It's one of the most complicated hobbies out there (it's actually rated as one of the world's most stressful jobs too), but as long as you practice and read up on new things all the time, then you can have some great work come from it.kylehess941@hotmail.com
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These are all cool pictures, but the almost live photo from the factory floor is especially wonderful. Thanks guys.Comment
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Re: Players using others players bats or other equipment
A-Bat makes (or maybe just sells) something to help remove it. Maybe you used it, and I'm not sure how it works. http://www.promaplebats.com/Store/ta...0/Default.aspx
On another note, that is a very cool picture.Comment
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While looking at photos on the Life website saw this photo of Darryl Strawberry wearing an Orel Hershiser jersey during a game against the Astros on 5-29-91. http://www.life.com/image/329443Comment
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Re: Players using others players bats or other equipment
While looking at photos on the Life website saw this photo of Darryl Strawberry wearing an Orel Hershiser jersey during a game against the Astros on 5-29-91. http://www.life.com/image/329443j/k
Les Zukor
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Les Zukor
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NY Giants, NY Yankees, Don Mattingly, Mattingly brand bats (any player)
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Re: Players using others players bats or other equipment
Over 20 years ago, I owned a H&B Mc44 Willie McCovey bat...used by Fred Kendall.
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Re: Players using others players bats or other equipment
Seems like nobody wanted to use their bats today at the Braves-Marlins game:
Jason Heyward using a Jack Wilson bat:
Michael Bourn also using a Jack Wilson bat:
Brian McCann using a Nate McLouth bat:
Randall Delgado using a Martin Prado bat, but it appears that he put his number "40" on the knob
Not sure whose bat Emilio Bonafacio is using, but the last name is defnitely Martinez:
Omar Infante was using a Gaby Sanchez bat:
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