stevefrey
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I do crop quite a bit of my hockey pictures. The big thing I can't get are shots on goal at the other end of the ice. This is where the longer zoom will cheer me up. Also, I'd love to be able to tighten up my shots and get more facial expression. For some reason I tend to underexpose my shots in post processing in Lightroom but I think its because I've become very sensitive to the monitor after viewing my monitor at all day. I notice this while viewing the pictures on my phone screen after I post them to Google pics. Do you edit in a bright room or do you turn down the lights?
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I shoot a lot of my kids playing hockey and wanted to know what people suggest for settings, equipment, etc. I currently have a Canon 7D and due to the low, flickering light in the local rinks I use my 50mm 1.8 for all my shots which considering it's design and lack of image stabilization, works well. I've been debating purchasing a Canon 70-200 f2.8 US II. Anybody out there a hockey fan? I'd love to hear from you. Steve
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