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<blockquote data-quote="Joseph Bautsch" data-source="post: 11545" data-attributes="member: 654"><p>Zin, these are really good shots. If this is the first try then you should have no problem getting pictures the fighters will be delighted with. The white balance, focus, depth of field, exposure setting, and especially the action are very good. So ok don't keep it a secret what's the EXIF data you used? ISO? Shutter speed? Lens? The works, please, please? The overhead florescent lighting is giving you down cast shadows. This will probably be even more of a problem at a match shoot with the lighting concentrated directly overhead. My suggestion to try would be to add about a + 1/3 EV to the exposure then adjust the exposure, and shadows in post processing. These look to be all natural light. Did you do any flash work?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Joseph Bautsch, post: 11545, member: 654"] Zin, these are really good shots. If this is the first try then you should have no problem getting pictures the fighters will be delighted with. The white balance, focus, depth of field, exposure setting, and especially the action are very good. So ok don't keep it a secret what's the EXIF data you used? ISO? Shutter speed? Lens? The works, please, please? The overhead florescent lighting is giving you down cast shadows. This will probably be even more of a problem at a match shoot with the lighting concentrated directly overhead. My suggestion to try would be to add about a + 1/3 EV to the exposure then adjust the exposure, and shadows in post processing. These look to be all natural light. Did you do any flash work? [/QUOTE]
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