Nope, or yessir... What I was trying to say is that although you shoot
action and it is quite dynamic, you choose (my understanding was that it
had to do with AF quirks of K10D) the center of the action to be in the
center of the frame which is somewhat static.
Boris
David J Brooks wrote:
Not sure i get what your getting at Boris.
Do you mean that the horses are all in the centre of the jumps or that
i have centred the horse and jump in the frame.
If its the latter, that's what they like.:-)
I pre focus at the centre of the jump, as that is were the horse and
rider, should be, when they get there.
Dave
On Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 4:18 AM, Boris Liberman<[email protected]> wrote:
Dave, I couldn't help but notice that vast majority of your shots in this
set have very centristic composition. I don't know if this is good for this
kind of photography, but perhaps introduction of K-7 with its allegedly
better AF system would help you to move away from center based motive...
No offense meant.
Boris
David J Brooks wrote:
Hi all.
Popped up for the last day of the Jokers Hill, Aurora horse show
today. Jumper day is always the best day to go to one of these things.
Just a few shots of riders from our barn and some friends.
http://www.caughtinmotion.com/2009-aurora/album/index.html
K10D, DA F 50-200 Tv mode. No processing, just copied to jalbum.
Dave
PS, i REALLY like this being able to come and go as i please.:-0
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