Interestingly enough, while these were shot in RAW format, i did no sharpening or other then a white balance correction and very slight contrast curve layer in photoshop.
Interestingly enough, while these were shot in RAW format, i did no sharpening or other then a white balance correction and very slight contrast curve layer in photoshop.
Dogs running directly at the camera have to be one of the most-difficult AF subjects you can find. Looks like you did well - I especially like the composition of #2.
Great...love the action shots!!!
Great pictures!
I've been trying to get a picture of our little doggy, but she's wayyyy too fast for me (and never sits still long enough to point a camera at her)!
Excellent selection of dogs (like you had a choice, I am sure), but I like the "red" and "blue" dogs together. The second shot makes me want to go to the dog park right now. Looks like fun. Good work.
Wow, are those jaw-dropping shots! I've come back to look several times today. The shallow DOP on the first two really make them pop.
What was your SS & FS? And how many pics did you taketo have ones you liked?
I'm really impressed. I've tried simular shots of my two beagle feist mixes with my humble rig, my results are too pitiful to post here. My favorite is the second one, partly because theother dog looks just like a feist we used to have.
T3i, Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8, 70-200mm f/2.8 L, Sigma 30mm f/1.4, 430ex (x2), 580ex
13.3" MacBook Pro (late '11 model) w/8GB Ram & 1TB HD, Aperture 3 & Photoshop Elements 9
Thanks for the awesome comments!
I took 100 photos total I can show them all to you...
here is a sequence for instance
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