For those who care, all of these were shot on a Pentax K1000. The Orioles game was shot on Kodak Gold 200, and the Mets game was Fujifilm 400. Most shots were with a Pentax f/2.5 135mm, with a few of the wider shots with a Pentax f/1.4 50mm
Nice shots!
I used to love taking a telephoto lens to Busch. Nothing massive, just like a 28-200mm or so. But now, they are so strict with their camera policy for no good reason. **”Camera lenses longer than the length of the camera body are prohibited in Busch Stadium,”** which basically means point and shoot cameras only.
I preferred the old policy of “Both still and video cameras for personal use are allowed in Busch Stadium provided that they do not interfere with the game or obstruct another guest’s view.”
Too neat. Thank you for sharing!
These are cool and immediately make it look like a game out of the 90s.
Dude, these are gorgeous. Something special about film.
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For those who care, all of these were shot on a Pentax K1000. The Orioles game was shot on Kodak Gold 200, and the Mets game was Fujifilm 400. Most shots were with a Pentax f/2.5 135mm, with a few of the wider shots with a Pentax f/1.4 50mm
Nice shots!
I used to love taking a telephoto lens to Busch. Nothing massive, just like a 28-200mm or so. But now, they are so strict with their camera policy for no good reason. **”Camera lenses longer than the length of the camera body are prohibited in Busch Stadium,”** which basically means point and shoot cameras only.
I preferred the old policy of “Both still and video cameras for personal use are allowed in Busch Stadium provided that they do not interfere with the game or obstruct another guest’s view.”
Too neat. Thank you for sharing!
These are cool and immediately make it look like a game out of the 90s.
Dude, these are gorgeous. Something special about film.
These are sick
very cool! thanks for sharing