Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2002/02/28

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Subject: Re: [Leica] Artificial light shooting
From: DRP <Didier.Roubinet@wanadoo.fr>
Date: Fri, 01 Mar 2002 08:51:42 +0100

le 28/02/02 1:05, Henry Ting à henryting10@yahoo.com a écrit :

> Wow !!!! Who says being a sports photographer is easy.

(OT)
Oops! My bad english might have made me looking arrogant.
If so, sorry, I just wanted to help.

Here you will find my last private posts on the web.
The pix are not exactly sport, it' pure natural lighting and they are made
with a big Leica :-)
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/francepix/
(few french text, click on small pix to get larger, on the larger to get
kingsize. Enjoy.)

BTW on such moving subjects as street or sports photo, I personally think
useful trying not to be surpassed by technical pbs on the field, in order to
concentrate on the subject.  Getting the max DOF/speed from avalaible light
can also be useful, and here is the limit to filtering. The post-process in
wet or digital darkroom is much quieter...

In such conditions, a good way to manage color correction is also to make
half the color correction with minimum filtering, loosing 1/3 to 1/2 stop,
and finish in postprocessing. There is an excellent Kodak publication on
filters: "Kodak filters for scientific and technical use" (title translated
from french).

Choosing the more appropriate pellicule and a good lab you can talk with may
also be an issue.

Didier

PS: Its rather easy to take pix, but being a photographer is not easy at
all!



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