Indiana State Games (Badminton)

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  1. alexkho

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    So who has the 50/1.2? Phew!:)

    Difficult conditions. The white background makes the shuttle impossible to see for overhead shots.

    I'd like to see more shots with the shuttle in the picture to add a little more interest.

    ISO 400 is pretty good. Shows the value of f1.2 but there must have been quite a lot of out of focus shots due to the very thin depth of field.
     
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    wow, lots of pictures.... very nice.
    I recognize couple of guys from Dallas Open.
     
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    hahah the 50 1.2f is not mine ... most is taken with my 50 1.4f

    i should switch to 400 or 800 iso next time but in fact i hate taking the photo

    i really want to play .. who ask me .. suck ... can't even get 10 point in single sometime ...... i feel so useless ....

    train so hard already ... stilll no improvement
     
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    i was drooling at the 50L too. :)

    it seems that you guys are too conservative in terms of ISO. i use ISO1600 and sometimes even ISO3200 without any issues.
     
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    No comment..

    ..but just want to say thank you for taking & sharing those pics of the badminton fraternity that is in the midwest/Indiana area, to us! It's good to see them in action!:):cool:
    Btw, any BCers in the pics??..:)
    *Btw, also saw your other pics, from this yr's Chicago Open, in the other thread..;)
     
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    hahah my motto is always Passion and Love for the Sport ( Badminton)

    i am a crappy player. ... but wish to improve someday .... kind of hard with out a coach ... geting old too hahah 28 already.......

    well i think there is a few BCer in midwest there ..... of cause ,. i am there... but i am not playing that day .. wish i was ....

    Alex
     
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    Btw..

    ..i just realized this, after looking at the pics:
    did you guys use plastic shuttlecocks in the tournament (the entire time)??..(i noticed it also in the Chicago Open pics)...:confused:
     
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    no no
    no plastic shuttle !!! no way !!!!!!!

    all feather shuttle
    in the state game we using AS-30 shuttle

    just that the condition is so bright that we have to paint the shuttle cock black ......
     

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    ^^Gotcha..^^

    ..just wondering, is that the place/hall where the guys usually play?? If so, then, do you guys have to paint/Sharpie-marked?? all the corks/birdies with black ink ,every time, prior to playing??..:confused:
     

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