Thanks Mark. One of the layers is “R” (mom)… I was careful to frame the image this way, even though it made the composition slightly awkward.
Of course I knew that–which is why I said “layers” (BTW: Did you have “layers” up there before, and subliminally suggest it to me??)
In any case, I don’t think it makes the composition awkward at all–it is a fantastic capture.
Your shots are convincing me that I need that new 300f4. The 810 sensor looks great, but that lens is a real winner. What ISO are you using to shoot the sports? Have you tried APSC framing yet? I’m thinking this would be a great option with a 7100 – the equivalent of 450f4. It used to cost about $6k to shoot that long and fast.
Thanks.
Thanks Louis. My ISO range has been anywhere from 200 to 11,800.
I haven’t used APSC framing.
Yes the 300/4 is pretty impressive. For the sharpest results though (at high shutter speeds) I turn the VR off.
Prosophos 
Great shot–love the layers.
-M.
Thanks Mark. One of the layers is “R” (mom)… I was careful to frame the image this way, even though it made the composition slightly awkward.
Of course I knew that–which is why I said “layers” (BTW: Did you have “layers” up there before, and subliminally suggest it to me??)
In any case, I don’t think it makes the composition awkward at all–it is a fantastic capture.
Your shots are convincing me that I need that new 300f4. The 810 sensor looks great, but that lens is a real winner. What ISO are you using to shoot the sports? Have you tried APSC framing yet? I’m thinking this would be a great option with a 7100 – the equivalent of 450f4. It used to cost about $6k to shoot that long and fast.
Thanks.
Thanks Louis. My ISO range has been anywhere from 200 to 11,800.
I haven’t used APSC framing.
Yes the 300/4 is pretty impressive. For the sharpest results though (at high shutter speeds) I turn the VR off.