2009 U.S. Open pics, photos, images, captures..
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the latest batch is awesome!!! a lovely mix of different timing, composition, and different postures. Chris' badminton skill has really advanced in the past few tournaments!
love the look for the 85/1.2. what camera body are you using?
love the look for the 85/1.2. what camera body are you using?
Badminton skillz???..
..no ler, my baddy skillz are still rated as F...
Actually credit must be given to my good & diligent partner in crime, Daylightkiller. He was the one who captured pictures from Day 3, 4 and today's pics (which will be up shortly).
*I'm just the one posting them up..
I think it's best to ask him how and what experiences he gained from this endeavor..
Btw, for some reason, we just realized the auto focusing speed of the 85mm/1.2 is not as fast as the 200mm/1.8. The 200mm/1.8 is bar none, hands down & no doubt about it still the fastest AF lens in the business.
As for baddy photog secrets. Unlike in badminton, where skills, desire and attitude are more important than equipments, sports photog, IMO, still relies 70% on equipment, 10% on position, 10% on lighting condition and 10% on luck.
anyway, rest of today's pics will be up in a bit..
..no ler, my baddy skillz are still rated as F... Actually credit must be given to my good & diligent partner in crime, Daylightkiller. He was the one who captured pictures from Day 3, 4 and today's pics (which will be up shortly).
*I'm just the one posting them up..
I think it's best to ask him how and what experiences he gained from this endeavor..
Btw, for some reason, we just realized the auto focusing speed of the 85mm/1.2 is not as fast as the 200mm/1.8. The 200mm/1.8 is bar none, hands down & no doubt about it still the fastest AF lens in the business.
As for baddy photog secrets. Unlike in badminton, where skills, desire and attitude are more important than equipments, sports photog, IMO, still relies 70% on equipment, 10% on position, 10% on lighting condition and 10% on luck.
..yep, as confirmed by another very reliable source, he (Casey) is the grandson from the Yoneyama (Yonex Corp.) patriarch..Er, Yoneyama?
Any relation to the Yonex patriarch?
anyway, rest of today's pics will be up in a bit..
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