So my first day trying to get some good shots of kneeboard/wakeboarding went...eh so so. I was able to improve a little on my second day. Here's some pics of my husband and friends on the lake. I'm just a begginer, so any and all suggestions/comments/critiques are greatly appreciated! {} {} {} {} {}
These look good. I would try cropping a bit tighter though if possible. I can't see the exif information on your shots so I don't know what settings you were using or what Focal Length you were at. I would suggest the fastest shutter speed possible to eliminate camera movement from the moving boat, and then also have the boat go the slowest speed possible while still have the skiers able to stay up. Also, finding a smooth part of the water (where there's less traffic and less waves) will help as well. Here's a shot from the only time I have ever taken pictures from the boat of watersports. My father hamming it up on the tube.
I shoot a lot of waterskiing. These shots are a good start, but you need to crop them tighter and you need to get your shutterspeed higher to eliminate the blur caused by all the motion of the boat and the boarders. These shots need a bump in contrast, levels adjustment and sharpening. Watch your horizon and straighten the photos. {} {} {}
Thanks! I appreciate the suggestions. I'm excited to get back out there to try it again. I'll have to mess with those pictures in photoshop and see if I can improve the contrast, sharpness, and horizon.
Thanks Bluth...for your shots just spend some time in post and mess around. I spent 2 minutes with 2 of your shots and here is the finished result. If I had the full size files they'd probably look better and I could actually crop it closer...
nice shooting great advice has been given above please remember that TAKING the pictures is only HALF THE BATTLE in preparing them for presentation or printing 100% of digital SLR images need post-processing..... 100% here's your last one tweaked a bit: {}
