Swiss Open 2006 : Big Photo Gallery

Discussion in 'Swiss Open 2006 / German Open 2006' started by Shabok, Jan 20, 2006.

  1. Wong8Egg

    Wong8Egg Regular Member

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    nice pictures there! what camera you use?
     
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    just thought i should say, thanks for putting all those pics of Pi Hongyan on there...very cute :p
     
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    And Sarah Bok? :D
     
  4. Shabok

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    Thanks you guys (and girls ;)) !

    Oups you're right ;) Next time I'll try to post the pics in the right thread :D

    White men can jump, indeed :D

    I use a Canon 1D Mark II digital SLR.
     
  5. coops241180

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    man - me and you have the same taste seven.

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    for ur viewing pleasure seven

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    and finally - my favourite

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    enjoy!

    Coops
     
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    So why were you so negative on the english girls in the first place? ;)

    I'm not a fan of Eleanor Cox though, so we don't have exactly the same taste... :p
     
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    me? negative? never..
    lol - eleanor cox's attitude is what gets me going - she's really feisty on court.. :D

    Coops
     
  8. AChan

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    Thanks for sharing your great pics. Would you mind telling me the setting of your camera and what lens you used for the photo?
     

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  9. Shabok

    Shabok Regular Member

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    If I remember correctly...

    Camera : Canon 1D Mark II
    Lens : Canon 400mm f/2.8L IS (thanks to the photographer who proposed me to try it ! ;) )
    Settings : ISO 1600, f/2.8, 1/400th. Image pushed in post.
     
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    The 1D Mark II is a first-rate camera, your pictures are awesome! :D
     
  11. Shabok

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    Yep, mine is 2.5 years old but still kicking :D

    Thanks !
     
  12. AChan

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    It was so 3D, the light on-the-spot was well captured. How about the wb setting? Is the 400mm prime a Canon lens?
     
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    I shoot RAW, the white balance was set from a white or grey surface, maybe his shirt or the ground. The 400/2.8L is a Canon lens, yes :)
     
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    this is an amazing picture as well.
    did CCM manage to return the shuttle?
     
  15. Shabok

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    Sorry, I don't remember :crying: Actually, it's usually quite difficult to concentrate on the photography as well as on the game, you have to choose one or the other :D

    Thanks :)
     
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    yeah, hahaha, which is why i hate bringing a camera to games.
    i end up just taking pictures and missing out on all the action ... which kinda defeats the purpose.
     
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    Exactly... sometimes I take pics during the beginning of the game, and when I have enough good ones I put the camera away and just enjoy the action :)
     
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    One more question..
    All your net pics were extremely clear. Where/how did you focus? What type of focusing mode did you use? One-Shot AF (ONE SHOT), AI Servo AF (AI SERVO) or Manual Focus (MF).
    I used 30D, and found focusing on the net and not through the net frequently. :confused:
    Sorry for so many questions. Can't stand for knowing your secret to those excellent pics. :D :p ;)
     

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    No problem ;) For shots through the net, I always use AI Servo. You're right that some cameras (like the 1D Mark II with its tiny focus points) tend to focus on it, in that case I use another AF point for focusing on player's legs :)
     

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