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Need help Can anyone give me some advice orsuggestions on what I should do to get sharper images of my daughter playing basketball...I have a rebel XT , and shoot with a 85mm F/1.8 and here are my settings using a light meter... ISO 1600 Shutter 250 Aperture 1.8 AF AI Servo, and have move around on all 3 settings with no improvement... WB- Custom and AWB , neither seems to improve clearness No Flash,,, the lighting is pretty good in this gym..plus I want to learn without flash at first. No Tripod- but I have used a bipod with not much improvement Still are getting noise and some blurr what am I doing wrong?? I'm shooting basketball pic's @ about 15-25' on the Average....please help what else could I be doing or not doing to cause blur pic's.... and I am holding very still. Or at least I think I am...... [align=right]Page: http://www.stevesforums.com/forums/i...first_page.gif http://www.stevesforums.com/forums/i...left_arrow.gif 1 2 Unwatch Topic [/align] Parts of this bulletin board may not function unless you enable JavaScript (also called Active Scripting) in your browser. |
post an example.
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I'm with Terry, please post some examples.
I would say that 250 is very slow for sports which is probably the biggest problem and with those settings itsoundslike a very badly lit hall. |
yea, without seeing I would say offhand that the shutter speed is too slow and the shallow DOF with the f1.8 aperature setting doesnt help any, but need to see some examples to make a better determination
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At the top of a jump, the body is relatively still. So, if you time the exposure right, you can get some clear shots even at that speed.
It's a tough way to go, though. I find basketball to be a very challenging subject. |
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