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- Stephanie
- Columbia, MO--stephanieveto@gmail.com--570-780-8691 Stephanie is a freelance multimedia journalist, photographer and adjunct instructor in multimedia journalism at the University of Missouri's School of Journalism in Columbia, Mo. She previously worked at The Moline Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus in the Quad Cities, Ill., and finished her master's degree course work from Syracuse University's Newhouse School of Journalism. All photos ©StephanieMakosky
8 comments:
Steph! I LOVE the light on the first one!
Remember you were the King Rat??
Or was that the Rat King LOL
I agree with Kristin. What were your settings for the low light shot?
yeah an the sword fell on me toe. I still have a scar! that was fun! Being there all day really really made me miss dance.
My settings for that one were about f2.8 at 1/25 and 1/30 at ISO 1250. Don't follow your meter if your photographing at night just shoot for the available light and you'd be amazed at what you can pick up. Also try spot metering. Also don't just make one photograph and walk away because chances are it will have motion blur. Stand there like a statue and run the shutter for a couple seconds. One is bound to be in focus if you haven't had too much coffee. haha i'm giving away all of my "secrets". kidding
6.5 to 6.3 fps really helps. I was curious what you shot yours at because I shot a children's ballet a couple of weekends ago. ISO at 1250,1600,and 2000. Shutter speed 1/20 to 1/125 at f4.0 to f5.6. I don't have the fast glass on my zom lenses yet. Like you said, you can't just shoot one shot and expect to nail it. Hope to be posting some of them shortly. Oh, I didn't have any coffee!
invest in good glass!
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