High school football

alfa147x

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So my school made it into the semi-finals of AAAAA High school football
which took place at the Georgia dome (first time iv been in a dome)

http://inkedpaper.com/2007/12/...ton-vs-north-gwinnett/

^ shots
I had the schools XT with the kit lens and used my 75-300 f/4.5 - 5.6 for the 'Action' shots and the second shot i used my 50 f/ 1.8

I loved the lighting in there it was awesome
They had 5 games that day and we were 2nd to last 6-9pm I got to the dome at 12 I had a lot of time to explore the Dome ( i had a press pass :D ) and got to see the Monday night ESPN trucks set up great experience

oh btw we won, state here we come !!!!
http://www.gasports.com/files/ga/brackets/2007_fb_5.png

The next game is 4 1/2 hours away
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=...17166&ie=UTF8&z=7&om=1

not looking forward to stadium lighting hopefully ill have my 30d (3200 ISO) in by this Saturday
 

alfa147x

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Originally posted by: Sid59
why'd you opt for a Quantaray 75 - 300 f/ 4.0 ?

I was young and stupid

I bought it a little after I got my first DSLR ( XTi )
 

alfa147x

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how does ISO H work?
I don't see that great of a difference between 1600 and 3200
 

gsellis

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Did you survive the monsoon? No damage? We watched the game until about the middle of the 4th quarter on GPB. It was a wet one.
 

alfa147x

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Originally posted by: gsellis
Did you survive the monsoon? No damage? We watched the game until about the middle of the 4th quarter on GPB. It was a wet one.

I made a cover for the camera out of a garbage bag and athletics tape
I taped the bag to the front of my lens hood but then I forgot i had a rotating front element so every time it focused the bag would turn... so i had to put my camera away just watch...