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Tag: techniques

Roller Derby Photography – what and where to shoot

By McAleavy Posted on 19th May, 2016 Posted in Photography, Ramblings Tagged with photography, roller derby, techniques

Previously I’ve posted Roller Derby photography articles about colour, equipment and camera settings, as those are subjects close to my heart and easy for a huge camera geek like me to write about, but I really should address the mechanics …

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Roller Derby Camera Settings

By McAleavy Posted on 15th Nov, 2015 Posted in Photography, Ramblings Tagged with photography, roller derby, techniques

When I started shooting Roller Derby I was a studio photographer with studio equipment and experience. I almost never shot moving subjects and rarely shot without a tripod. The next couple of years were spent climbing a steep sports learning …

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Glasgow Caledonian ARC Lighting Problems

By McAleavy Posted on 20th Nov, 2011 Posted in Photography Tagged with exposure, photography, roller derby, techniques

For a while now I’ve been struggling with exposure and colour balance problems when shooting roller derby at the Glasgow Caledonian ARC. Every so often a shot will be underexposed and usually of a slightly warmer colour temperature than the …

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