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[Bob32]

Larry,

Neat shots. My favorites are #1, 3, and 4.

It's been ages since I last shot a gym game with SS and f-stop locked but with ISO allowed to float. I'd be concerned with the result possibly being too much variation in exposure. Incidentally, on my calibrated monitor all of these images seem rather dark and in need of some brightening up. It's especially apparent with the black skins. I noticed the same thing when I reviewed the Morehead vs. Murray photos posted on 1/20/2012. Under-exposure problem? Monitor brightness issue? You might want to see what other viewers report.

Bob

[Old Timer]

Larry,

Neat shots. My favorites are #1, 3, and 4.

It's been ages since I last shot a gym game with SS and f-stop locked but with ISO allowed to float. I'd be concerned with the result possibly being too much variation in exposure. Incidentally, on my calibrated monitor all of these images seem rather dark and in need of some brightening up. It's especially apparent with the black skins. I noticed the same thing when I reviewed the Morehead vs. Murray photos posted on 1/20/2012. Under-exposure problem? Monitor brightness issue? You might want to see what other viewers report.

Bob

Bob levels and exposure were dead on. I tend to avoid overly brightened indoor images, to me they me they don't get a true representation of the light and atmosphere of the gym since must are not well lighted to start with.

[Bob32]

Larry,

When processing images I personally don't have an issue with increasing the exposure on images that are captured in the gyms sometimes rightfully labelled as dungeons, but to a large extent this is largely a matter of personal taste. If your experience is like mine I have not yet encountered a gym where the lighting level was too high!

Bob