This wasn't a competition or anything. Just practice for riders and myself.
Shot with 100- 400 on the XT. Shot in AI servo, but I still dont really understand how to use that with the * button?
This is the original picture. Taken in RAW/ RGB and converter to JPEG/ sRGB.
Here it is after some PP in DPP.
Brightness- -0.17
WB- Cloudy
Saturation- 1
Sharpness- 3
Everything else left untouched. I dont know enough about tone curve to be messing around with that.
And here are the focus points. I just figured out how to do this in Zoom Browser and thought it was really cool. You can also see my settings in the gray box.
Next time, Ill use the top focus point instead. I also meant to have aperture on 5.6 instead of 6.3. I must have changed it accidentally some how. 400 shutter just barley got the job done, but it should have been higher. Another thing I learned is that riders like pictures taken at a 45* angle. I also dont like the background. I guess the trees/ sky is alright, but the power line on top isn't good. Lastly, I wish I got more bokeh.
Id also like some advice on how to crop jumping pictures.
Shot with 100- 400 on the XT. Shot in AI servo, but I still dont really understand how to use that with the * button?
This is the original picture. Taken in RAW/ RGB and converter to JPEG/ sRGB.
Here it is after some PP in DPP.
Brightness- -0.17
WB- Cloudy
Saturation- 1
Sharpness- 3
Everything else left untouched. I dont know enough about tone curve to be messing around with that.
And here are the focus points. I just figured out how to do this in Zoom Browser and thought it was really cool. You can also see my settings in the gray box.
Next time, Ill use the top focus point instead. I also meant to have aperture on 5.6 instead of 6.3. I must have changed it accidentally some how. 400 shutter just barley got the job done, but it should have been higher. Another thing I learned is that riders like pictures taken at a 45* angle. I also dont like the background. I guess the trees/ sky is alright, but the power line on top isn't good. Lastly, I wish I got more bokeh.
Id also like some advice on how to crop jumping pictures.