Noctilux for Sports

[robsteve]

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I just ran across this Noctilux photo when looking though some of the old stuff on my web server.

 

This was f1, E200 at 200iso.

 

Robert

 

 

[blovitch]

Perception of sharpness is remarkable for F1.0...

 

Top Notch image.

 

I think my 30% voucher could well be ending up with a tick in the Noctilux box.

 

-Tim

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[abrewer]

Great action shot Rob, and impressive skill with that lens.

 

I continue to be amazed at how many people discount the M for this purpose. I've been extremely happy with the MP shooting sports action up close.

 

Thanks for sharing the photo and the insight.

 

Allan

[stuny]

robert -

 

Excelent action, light color, detail and exposure. An exciting photo.

[robsteve]

When I get my M8 I intend on trying a few shots of basketball with it. It will have higher ISO so I could probably get along with a f2 lens.

[abrewer]

When I get my M8 I intend on trying a few shots of basketball with it. It will have higher ISO so I could probably get along with a f2 lens.

 

Man, I would love to be sitting end-court and shooting with the 28f2ASPH on that camera. That would be terrific.

 

Could grab the Canon with the 300 on it for when they're at the other end. I see a lot of guys doing something similar with a long lens and a wide at games.

 

Thanks.

 

Allan

[robsteve]

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On a Canon 1D which has about the same sensor size as the M8, a 85mm f1.8 was good from either side. This makes me think 75mm f2 or Noctilux again. A 35mm f2 right under the basket would be good too.