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<blockquote data-quote="Catatonic" data-source="post: 793334" data-attributes="member: 7966"><p>I understand ... different objectives. </p><p>Another truism amongst the professionals (which I'm not to that level yet ... in fact, not even close) is to shoot wide and crop close. All those action shots you see in magazines (Sports Illustrated for example) are shot very wide and cropped down to what you see. A game shooter will take as many as 10,000 frames and come away with 3 or 4 shots you ever see.</p><p>That's the great thing about digital, someone like me can fill up 4 or 5 memory cards and sift through to find the shots that can be turned into good images. I could never afford to do that with film.</p><p></p><p>I was hesitant to get into digital because the quality was so poor but Photoshop and other post-capture processing tools provides the ability to get the sharpness and color of the old film days.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Catatonic, post: 793334, member: 7966"] I understand ... different objectives. Another truism amongst the professionals (which I'm not to that level yet ... in fact, not even close) is to shoot wide and crop close. All those action shots you see in magazines (Sports Illustrated for example) are shot very wide and cropped down to what you see. A game shooter will take as many as 10,000 frames and come away with 3 or 4 shots you ever see. That's the great thing about digital, someone like me can fill up 4 or 5 memory cards and sift through to find the shots that can be turned into good images. I could never afford to do that with film. I was hesitant to get into digital because the quality was so poor but Photoshop and other post-capture processing tools provides the ability to get the sharpness and color of the old film days. [/QUOTE]
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