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Hello cgbier - would you please explain your point about Oly & sport. I dont understand what you mean.
cgbier said:
but on another notice: David, did nobody ever tell you that you are
shooting Olympus, and that sports is a no-no for an Olympus camera?
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Phil
E-400, C770, FL-36
 
Phil Stone said:
cgbier said:
but on another notice: David, did nobody ever tell you that you are
shooting Olympus, and that sports is a no-no for an Olympus camera?
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Phil
E-400, C770, FL-36
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Me neither, but that's what everybody's saying:"An Olympus camera is too slow, noisy, whatever for sports" ....

I guess it is the same story story as with the bumble bee: Aerodynamically and from the wing span/body size ratio the bumble wouldn't be able to fly. But the bumble bee hasn't a clue about physics and just flies.

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Thanks for your advice, the shadow noise is barely acceptable to me in this case as to avoid blow up on highlight, I tend to under expose a bit in output and push up the shadow to retain more details. The lens I use is a ZD 300mm f2.8, the 150mm is good when players come to the net but fall short on serve.
eriarn said:
Very nice pictures. You can reduce the noise with Noiseware or
simular.
What lens did you use?
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No doubt the 1DMKIIN is the king for sport at this moment but I'll have a tough time carrying 2 1D bodies and lenses like 400mm f2.8, not to mention the different in $$$! :-)
cgbier said:
What noise???

but on another notice: David, did nobody ever tell you that you are
shooting Olympus, and that sports is a no-no for an Olympus camera?

Excellent shots!
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Well, the Olympus 300/2.8 is not small money, but it seems to deliver very good pictures.

And regarding the noise, I don't see anything wrong in post processing, it is the result that matters.

Donald, there is not doubt that you are a very good sports fotograph. No doubt that you know how to handle your E-1 and lenses.

I hope you let us see more of your action photos here in the future.

Erik
 
Hi Donald,

Exellent pictures... thank you for posting.

Regards.

Marcelo.
 
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