Sparring

[Barbara]

Watching a couple of lads sparring. Had problems with noise as the gym seemed quite bright but ceiling was very high.

Work mostly Aperture Priority or manual, not very good with shutter priority

iso1600  70mm  f4  1 /1000sec        Canon 70mm-300   & 80d 

B&W edited in Silver effects pro

[Hatter]

An interesting tight crop that concentrates on the shapes made by their arms.  I think the monochrome conversion works best.

 

[colinb]

On 11/03/2020 at 10:37, Barbara said:

Watching a couple of lads sparring. Had problems with noise as the gym seemed quite bright but ceiling was very high.

Work mostly Aperture Priority or manual, not very good with shutter priority

iso1600  70mm  f4  1 /1000sec        Canon 70mm-300   & 80d 

B&W edited in Silver effects pr

Not a bad effort Barbara.  Working in aperture can suffice but I would use auto iso and set the maximum as high as you can and sort the noise post process (assuming you are shooting raw?)

[Barbara]

4 hours ago, colinb said:

Not a bad effort Barbara.  Working in aperture can suffice but I would use auto iso and set the maximum as high as you can and sort the noise post process (assuming you are shooting raw?)

Thanks Colin, it's something I have never tackled before, I do shoot raw and left iso on auto but I do think that my camera does not handle low light very well. Would love to upgrade but  advancing years and increasing mobility issues I just couldn't justify it.

[Ryewolf]

Yes the tight crop and mono version works well.

[Kobione]

Nice catch Barbara, the mono one works best for me too.