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The Crespi Celts defeated the Newbury Park Panthers 54-27 on October 7, 2021.
Technical Info: All shots taken with Nikon D6, Aperture-Priority settings, Auto ISO settings with minimum shutter speeds of 1/640 second as it got darker, wide open at f/2.0. Lens of choice for the first three quarters was the amazing Nikon 200mm f/2 VR G lens on a monopod for long-range stability! Most photos shot from a low level, either on a knee or lower to allow for an better subject isolation and stadium seating placement. Downside to the 200mm lens is that you do need to crop and reduce overall resolution of the final image, but you can hold lower ISOs and lower noise in the final images moving down from f/2.8 to f/2.0 with the lens. During the 2nd Half, I did move back to the Nikon 400mm f/2.8 lens, which did allow for higher shots, but with higher noise as the smaller aperture did push ISOs at least one stop higher.
Technical Info: All shots taken with Nikon D6, Aperture-Priority settings, Auto ISO settings with minimum shutter speeds of 1/640 second as it got darker, wide open at f/2.0. Lens of choice for the first three quarters was the amazing Nikon 200mm f/2 VR G lens on a monopod for long-range stability! Most photos shot from a low level, either on a knee or lower to allow for an better subject isolation and stadium seating placement. Downside to the 200mm lens is that you do need to crop and reduce overall resolution of the final image, but you can hold lower ISOs and lower noise in the final images moving down from f/2.8 to f/2.0 with the lens. During the 2nd Half, I did move back to the Nikon 400mm f/2.8 lens, which did allow for higher shots, but with higher noise as the smaller aperture did push ISOs at least one stop higher.
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