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Newsgroups: alt.photography, rec.photo.help, rec.photo.technique, rec.photo.technique.people
From: Marc 182 <marc182spaml...@globalcrossing.net>
Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2004 20:34:04 -0700
Local: Wed, Jan 21 2004 2:34 pm
Subject: Re: Gym help
In article <400da...@news.splitrock.net>, starthin...@starthinker.com
says... > Can anyone give me advice on taking photographs in a gym without them coming Is your flash on-camera, or a separate unit? On-camera is useless for a > out orange? I have a Canon AE-1 Program and I'd like to use an 80-200 zoom. > I've tried using 400 or 800 in program mode but the camera chooses > super-slow shutter speeds which causes the action to be all blurry. Trying > to set shutter speed myself results in orange-tinted pictures. I haven't > tried my flash because it just doesn't seem enough for such a large space, > not to mention I don't want to blind the atheletes, but should I try? Any > suggestions? I'm using Kodak film, tried shutter speeds from 30 to 1000, > and I've been letting the camera pick the f-stop. large open space, but a separate unit, especially if it has a zoom head, can give just enough boost to help. Don't worry about blinding the atheletes, all kinds of people are going to be blasting away with their point-n-shoot cameras. Select about 1/45th shutter speed and second curtain sync, if available. You get a nice blur trailing the moving figure and a sharp final image. Or go B&W and rate it really high, 1600 or so. Marc You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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