kellyphillips 0 Posted February 5, 2008 Here is a good example of why primes let you down sometimes. I was as far back as I could go and still missed her foot. I had some extra space on the right which would have been enough to include the foot, but the action was so fast (and I had to jump out of the way right after this frame) I missed it. Link to comment
gdanmitchell 0 Posted February 5, 2008 I'll agree that primes can restrict you sometimes, but two other thoughts... Zooms can be a problem as well, It can be really difficult, if not impossible to zoom with moving subjects like this. If anything, when shooting from a close position like this you might just want to try a wider prime and crop when necessary. Also, this is arguably as much about "aim" as about the prime. If your shot had been a bit to the left, missing the other player's hand wouldn't have been much of a loss. Speaking of cropping, I wonder how this would look if you took a bit off the right to get a slightly tighter crop? Of course, I wouldn't be too serious about the post mortem on a shot like this - it is just plain hard to track such quickly moving subjects! :-) Link to comment
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