action shot's of your GSD - Page 2

I got a Nikon D40x for Christmas.  I take my photos in high resolution from the edge of the field so that they can be cropped and edited as need be.  Here is an example:  this photo was cropped, resized and lightened.  Dark dog on a pure white background is a tough picture.

Edited version: Rebel with Mike Sperry at Wasatch Hundesport  Original version: Emily, Rebel and Mike

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 I ran across this photo sequence and thought people might be interested.  Ok, the "German Shepherd" in the series may have one in his lineage a few generations back, but who's counting:

http://www.komar.org/faq/dog-versus-coyote/

Micky

You definitely need a good lens, will make a huge difference. I have a Nikon D80 now, had a D40 before and still use the same lens. Here are a few shots I took...

Yes' Its the Lens that makes the Picture, and to that end a cheapy that comes with the Camera is not good enough for this sort of pictures

I want to video my Dogs in action this way i can see what mistakes we are making, Like Obedinace little things wrong will meaning losing points a Camera cannot pick these up

so instead of buying a top Lens i will get  video job instead not that i know anything about them so any tips on what or not to buy and look for will be appreciated

Steve

Molly- You HAVE a great camera!  this was taken with a Sony CyberShot on Saturday, fixed (non-changeable) lense. Not as expensive as your Nikon, which I would give my eye teeth for. LOL . I was actually running, so I guess this qualifies as an action shot.

I use a Lumix 

SS,

Is that Jeb? He is a nice dog.

             well , if u r spending  good amount of money go for NIKon D3 , D1H  and if not then go for any digital 10 megapixel camera ,but see the continuos shot facility .

             friends here r one good link which will help u      www.sport-dogs.nl

 regards

sandeep

Zwinger Vom Ladraws

Not hitting the sleeve but you can see the teeth.

Taken with a Canon 350D with kit lens from about 10m.

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There are also some shots from the GSA trials Ireland 2007 on my web site

http://www.geocities.com/gsdkarlar/GSAIRELAND.html