I've taken about 100 pictures at my sons' basketball games. I can't get a really good shot. I've tried different settings on the camera. But I either gets shots that are too dark (and when I lighten them, they look grainy) or blurry (when I use a slower shutter speed there's plenty of light but just of blur of player).
I'm hoping to find myself a photography class :)
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I think they're all great except for maybe the last one. I'm still using my cell phone camera since I broke ours so... I'm sorry to say, I'll bet everyone else, especially rxBambi will be more help to you than I am.
Hugs!!
you need a really faster shutter speed...they move so quick...fun though. love basketball...
I wish I could help, I have the same problems in artificial light. I have been playing with the settings a lot more lately and have had better luck but I'm still not to the point I could tell you what it was that I did, sorry. I do know that you need a high ISO for motion, and you'll need some white balance. There's a great book by Scott Kelby (more than one actually) he takes you through the shots to help you "get it" more helpful than a manual. Hope this helps.
What was wrong with the first three pictures?? I thought they were fine!
aperture ISO WB PoV DP blah blah blah blah
I am no help but I would think it's because you need a faster shutter speed or something like that?
I think the first 3 were just fine. I love basketball. I had a son and a daughter that played so went to games for years. Lots of fun! Hope your son has a fun and good season. :)
i actually really like the first one - great action shot. I have no technical advice for you, I am a baby too :0)
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