> Very nice shot Dave. Excellent timing. How much latitude do you have > in timing a shot like this? If you were fast/slow by 1/10 sec would it > have ruined the shot?
Yes it would.With the D1 and my Pentax film cameras i had a spot picked and would fire then.With the D2h its a lot faster shutter speed so i'm relearning.I have been doing two,three "burst"shots and pick the best and delete the rest.Once i get use to it,i'll stop doing that. > The only change I would like, but which is out of > your control is the folks in the background are distracting. The > composition though, is excellent. Ya he walked in to the frame about 2 seconds prior.Occupational hazard.LOL Thanks for the comments.. Dave BTW,i'm sure more experimenting is needed,but still not to happy with the contrast and Av,Tv mode exposures.My experiments at the show Sunday would indicate Moose Peterson's settings fo the D2h is better suited(WB Auto,Tone Auto)rather than tone normal.Normal is to harsh.Unfortunatly its not visible on the lcd,only after 6 hours work downloaded to computer. My D1 gave me more consistant exposures in all modes than this D2h.Discouraging. Oh well,keep trying.:-) > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > Hi all. > > My submission for this week is from Saturday's horse show. Nothing special,just > > that the > > training of the > > new horse is finally starting to show and i got a good shot of her jumping. > > Excuse the warmness here.I was experimenting with WB on the D2H and had it on > > cloudy-2.Straight > > cloudy would have been better on this angle. > > > > Bill Robb,if you read this,what exposure problems were you having with the D.? > > > > Enjoy and comments always welcome. > > > > Dave B > > > > http://www.caughtinmotion.com/paw/p_grave1.jpg > > > >
