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Old 01-08-2006, 10:14   #6 (permalink)
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Re: Sports shots.

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Originally Posted by Dave
#3 is a good action shot. Any advice for taking shots at footie matches, as the stepson will be playing for a local team soon & thought I would pop along & fire off some shots. Must admit I find most shots of football in the papers quite boring to look at
Way back when I was still underage to buy intoxicating drinks I used to shoot the local teams for the national papers. We used to stick HP5 in the cameras and adjust everything to give us a minimum shutter speed of 1/500th. nothing else mattered. I would suggest trying the same but switch your auto focus to AI and another trick would be to keep both eyes open, it takes a bit of getting used to at first but I find it works well for all sports where "stuff" is moving fast.
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