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Equipment employed: |
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Lens settings: |
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Camera settings: |
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| Camera -
Canon 1Dx MK I |
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Lens focus -
Auto |
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Exposure - AV |
| Lens - Canon
70-200 mm MK III |
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Image
Stabilization - Auto |
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White balance
- Tungsten |
| 1.4X tele-converter
- No |
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Drive - Hi
Speed |
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Auto focus -
AI Servo |
| Tripod - No |
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Shutter delay
- No |
| Head - No |
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Live view -
No |
| L-bracket
adaptor - No |
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| Acra-Swiss
adaptor - No |
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f Stop - f/2.8 |
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ISO - Auto |
| Cable release
- No |
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Shutter speed
- 1/500 minimum |
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Focal length
- Varies based on composition |
| Circular
polarizer - No |
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| ND filter -
No |
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| My Process: |
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| Indoor sports photography presents some
unique challenges. The lighting on the courts is usually pretty poor.
The players move rapidly and not always in a predictable fashion. The
best photos freeze the ball. |
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| Reference articles on this
topic: |
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How to Photograph Volleyball |
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Volleyball Tips & Techniques |
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