College Athletic Trainers Society Meeting 2017 - Las Vegas
The last few day of this week I have been at the Las Vegas Orleans Hotel and Casino attending the College Athletic Trainers Society Spring Meeting. I have had the good fortune of being the meeting photographer for the past several years.
The CEU's provided to the Certified Athletic Trainers were fabulous this year. The meeting is better every year! If you are looking for a meeting to attend, there is nothing better than the CATS Spring Meeting held every year at the Orleans.
On this trip I used two cameras. The Pentax K1 and Fuji X100T. Both cameras were able to handle low light situations with acceptable images produced for the organization.
The Fuji X100T has a built in 23mm 2.0 lens that is second to none! The Pentax allows me to change lenses as I used the 31mm Limited, 43mm Limited, (fantastic lenses) along with a Sigma 18-300mm.
Last year I generally used the 31mm Limited on a Pentax K5 camera which is a APC crop camera. The 31mm lens provided me a 46.5mm view. This year I tried to use the 43 Limited as the Pentax K1 is a full frame camera which provided a similar view. The Sigma lens is a crop sensor lens, providing 27mm to 450mm.
If you are looking for a lens that will give you fantastic images, you do not need to hesitate when looking at the Pentax 31mm Limited or the 43 Limited provide by Pentax.
Five image pano of the Las Vegas Skyline stitched together in Lightroom, finished in One1.
Single image finished in Lightroom and One1
The vendors at the trade show discussing their products.
Bill Chambers ATC, former president of the NATA discussing the issues at hand with the vendors.
Scott Anderson President of the CATS organization making an introduction for the next speaker.
Brian Hainline MD Senior vice president; chief medical officer of the NCAA.
Gatorade reception in the evening after the meeting.
Gatorade Reception after the meeting.
Enjoy!
Scott
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The CEU's provided to the Certified Athletic Trainers were fabulous this year. The meeting is better every year! If you are looking for a meeting to attend, there is nothing better than the CATS Spring Meeting held every year at the Orleans.
On this trip I used two cameras. The Pentax K1 and Fuji X100T. Both cameras were able to handle low light situations with acceptable images produced for the organization.
The Fuji X100T has a built in 23mm 2.0 lens that is second to none! The Pentax allows me to change lenses as I used the 31mm Limited, 43mm Limited, (fantastic lenses) along with a Sigma 18-300mm.
Last year I generally used the 31mm Limited on a Pentax K5 camera which is a APC crop camera. The 31mm lens provided me a 46.5mm view. This year I tried to use the 43 Limited as the Pentax K1 is a full frame camera which provided a similar view. The Sigma lens is a crop sensor lens, providing 27mm to 450mm.
If you are looking for a lens that will give you fantastic images, you do not need to hesitate when looking at the Pentax 31mm Limited or the 43 Limited provide by Pentax.
Five image pano of the Las Vegas Skyline stitched together in Lightroom, finished in One1.
Single image finished in Lightroom and One1
Don Lowe ATC Executive Director of CATS introducing the next speaker.
The Division I Football speakers panel headed up by Scott Anderson ATC of Oklahoma University
The vendors at the trade show discussing their products.
Bill Chambers ATC, former president of the NATA discussing the issues at hand with the vendors.
Jack Weakly of Johnson and Johnson is honored by CATS, Don Lowe, Josephine Lee and Scott Anderson with a Video presentation. Jack has been a long time supporter of the Athletic Training profession and is recently retiring from J&J. Jack is a personal friend and will be truly missed by all!
Tory Lindly the Head Athletic Trainer at Northwestern University getting ready for his presentation.
Gatorade reception in the evening after the meeting.
Enjoy!
Scott
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