Five column spread

Well imagine my surprise when I saw this edition of the paper. I edited 20 photos from the recent excursion to Charles Island in Milford, Conn. (Only 2 or 3 of the 20 submitted were shot with the Kodak nc2000e) and the photo that was used as main art was one taken with the nc2000e. Not only was it published, but it ran a full five columns! I couldn't believe it. But here's the proof that it doesn't matter what the camera is, but that it's just a tool used by the photographer.

Girls track and lacrosse action

The above photo of Law's Beatrice Vantapool ran on the front page of the sports section today (May 12, 2010) Link for the web post here:

http://www.ctpost.com/local/article/Tuesday-s-high-school-roundup-Fairfield-Prep-s-483116.php





Some photos from a girls lacrosse game in Norwalk, Conn. and a girls track meet in Milford, Conn. on Tuesday May 11, 2010. The photos were taken with the Kodak nc2000e digital camera. The lacrosse match was shot mostly at 1600 ASA, which is the top ISO setting for this camera. With a little work in Photoshop, I think the grain looks no worse than the Nikon D2h body I use everyday. (And that's not saying much for the D2h!)