While taking photos, I keep on finding and hunting for tips. These are some of them – 5 tips per post
Tip 596 (Look for some motion blur): In some cases, crisp action photography need not be the only type of photographs that can be taken. Some motion blur, or some great panning and zooming, can show the speeds involved in ice hockey; such photos can take more effort to get right, but they look great. [...]
Tip 581 (Define a place from where to shoot early): In ice hockey games, there are several considerations with respect to a location. There is a thick glass around the playing area, and there are safety nets. You should identify a place where such considerations are minimized (such as reflections from the glass) and if [...]
Tip 551 (Having great equipment is not a must): For shooting great photographs at a baseball game where the distances can be large, you can see people toting along some great equipment such as 600mm ultra-zoom lenses, and having such equipments do carry some advantages, but if you learn about techniques and keep on learning, [...]
Tip 386 (No need for Image Stabilization when using a tripod or normal shooting): Although the treatment for using Image Stabilization varies from camera to camera, there is pretty much agreement that Image Stabilization is useful when there is a need for it, but one should turn it off when the conditions do not require [...]
Tip 381 (What is Image Stabilization): You must have heard of Image Stabilization. After all, modern cameras all proclaim the power of Image Stabilization. Image Stabilization is a measure used to increase the stability of an image. It is needed since there will be camera shake at low shutter speeds, which will render an image [...]
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