Munster v Leinster

kensutz

Leinster still suck :P:P





Notice the guy behind Contepomi, maybe he knew what was coming

Ricky91t

Great set of shots,Nice to have abit of daylight for the games

Micky Dolenz

How high is Quinny in that shot?

kensutz

About 10-11 feet high

Micky Dolenz

Where were you taking your shots from?

I was high in the East stand.

Good ones BTW

Paulw

Great shots Ken, shame about the result. Love the shot of Jackman being tackled.

kensutz

North West corner right next to the flag for the whole game, covered both sides attacking towards me.

kensutz

Paulw wrote: »

Great shots Ken, shame about the result. Love the shot of Jackman being tackled.

I thought the result was great

AnimalRights

Great shots.

Creamy Goodness

loving the vice captain about to hand off the captain shot.

eeyore2502

Great pictures, I was't impressed about the result either but hubby was well impressed and kept reminding of the result!

phog

Great pics and great result . Love Earls' hand-off of Healy

Sabre0001

Love the last shot

bellamariee

Nice one - took a few myself - first time taken them - any tips u can offer - I was only standing in the east terrace at front with standard lense

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bellamarieephotography/sets/72157616480294640/

Paulw

bellamariee wrote: »

first time taken them - any tips u can offer

Try shooting in Aperture Priority mode, Shutter priority mode or Manual (if brave enough).

You want a high shutter speed (usually faster than 1/400 sec) and an open aperture (f/2.8 if the lens can do it). You will need to bump up the ISO to attain a high enough shutter speed.

Hopefully that'll be a start for you.

bellamariee

Thanks for the info Paul - I did have the speed up for the photos in flickr

Paulw wrote: »

Try shooting in Aperture Priority mode, Shutter priority mode or Manual (if brave enough).

You want a high shutter speed (usually faster than 1/400 sec) and an open aperture (f/2.8 if the lens can do it). You will need to bump up the ISO to attain a high enough shutter speed.

Hopefully that'll be a start for you.

Paulw

bellamariee wrote: »

Thanks for the info Paul - I did have the speed up for the photos in flickr

Many of the shots were at 1/125 sec exposure, which is way too slow to freeze the action. You really need at least 1/400 sec. While I haven't checked all your images, I've seen shutter speeds between 1/30 and 1/160. Nothing faster than that, I'm afraid.

Click on any of your images, and then the "more properties" and you can see the Mode (Exposure Program), the Shutter Speed (exposure) and the Aperture.

City-Exile

Just on shutter speed, I have got away with 1/250 when the players have been running towards me. If they're running across the frame, you'd need 1/400 at least.