07-05-2008, 11:42 AM
Thanks!
Photos 3 and 4 were from the photo pits at Fifth Third Ballpark, all the rest were from the stands. About once a year I'm able to get my hands on a photo pass, all the other times I'll just buy a lawn seat and wander around the park.
I shoot with a Nikon D-50, and the lens I use at the ballgames is a Nikor 70-300mm f/4-5.6, that came with the camera, actually. Both aren't the best stuff out there, and in the future I hope to upgrade both the body and the zoom lens, but for the time being I can get some good shots, and I feel as though I've been able to learn enough about my camera to get the maximum performance out of it.
My biggest "complaint" with my zoom lens is that the photos are often a little fuzzy from it, when I compare my photos to a friend that shoots with a very similar camera, but better zoom lens, it's noticable that I don't have the higher grade professional glass in the lens.
Photos 3 and 4 were from the photo pits at Fifth Third Ballpark, all the rest were from the stands. About once a year I'm able to get my hands on a photo pass, all the other times I'll just buy a lawn seat and wander around the park.
I shoot with a Nikon D-50, and the lens I use at the ballgames is a Nikor 70-300mm f/4-5.6, that came with the camera, actually. Both aren't the best stuff out there, and in the future I hope to upgrade both the body and the zoom lens, but for the time being I can get some good shots, and I feel as though I've been able to learn enough about my camera to get the maximum performance out of it.
My biggest "complaint" with my zoom lens is that the photos are often a little fuzzy from it, when I compare my photos to a friend that shoots with a very similar camera, but better zoom lens, it's noticable that I don't have the higher grade professional glass in the lens.