Since the camera/microphone was about 50 feet from home base, you see the bat hit the ball slightly before you hear it
Close-in Frame Grabs from the video
Video of Kyle putting a nice tag on a runner trying to score, throwing to 2nd, and hitting
Kyle putting the hammer down on the baseball!
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Kyle is a natural pull hitter - smacking some down the 3rd base line
Kyle hit a triple to end up at 3rd - then had to avoid a ball hit foul
Then takes off toward home on a hit ...
It was a good hit, so Kyle has an easy (and fun!) trot home! ;-)
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Kyle rounding 2nd base later in the game when the sun came out
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Shooting from a closer angle to home plate
Kyle watches a low pitch - "another one bites the dust! ;-)"
Kyle clobbers this one
Kyle catching some "smoke" ... or optionally, where there is smoke, there is heat! ;-)
"Where did that ball go?!?" ;-)
Kyle's "tomahawk" swing
A more "level" swing
Kyle fouling one off ... and then smacking 'em
Not a close play at home, but Kyle goes for some good style points! ;-)
Kyle putting some "hurt" on the baseball!
Kyle takes a tumble trying to make a tag at 3rd base
Kyle making the long throw from 3rd to 1st
Longer sequence of Kyle throwing a runner out at 1st
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Tagging out a runner trying to score
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Photography Notes: Pictures taken with a Canon 7DM2 and 70-200/2.8 lens often
using a remote trigger for still pictures - have to manually engage video.
The stills are 20 MP (mega-pixels) taken at 10 FPS (frames per second) in RAW format ... so a lot of ability to massage/crop the photo.
Video is at 2MP (1920x1080) but at 60 FPS ... and that 6 times faster
makes a BIG difference in capturing the swinging bat.
Typically shooting a maximum 1/8000s (video is limited to 1/4000s) shutter speed to freeze the ball. There is some "bending" of the bat/ball which is due to the Rolling Shutter inherent in most cameras.
