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Need your help, I'm into sports and would like to photograph sporting events,advise a lens and camera? and got a better answer
Response from Антон Владимирович[+++++]
Response from 0[+++++]
kenon 5D 2 + 24-70 2.8 + 70-200 2.8 oopd: then on top of that for the future and get a hand on that amount. xxx kenon 18-135
kenon 5D 2 + 24-70 2.8 + 70-200 2.8 oopd: then on top of that for the future and get a hand on that amount. xxx kenon 18-135
Response from 0[+++++]
Chess, skiing, soccer, rally, martial arts are all sports. All have different conditions, light, dynamics, distances, angles. It's a good idea to be more specific about that kind of money. Maybe even a used Rubinar will be what you need, if everything is fixed from afar and in the bright sun. In general, you should use the cheapest camera if it is important to shoot in principle, but not a fast series to choose the right moment, and the lens should be the most expensive and non-original. Traditional recommendations for sport mode are maximum aperture and focal length. Manufacturer's system - to your liking.
Chess, skiing, soccer, rally, martial arts are all sports. All have different conditions, light, dynamics, distances, angles. It's a good idea to be more specific about that kind of money. Maybe even a used Rubinar will be what you need, if everything is fixed from afar and in the bright sun. In general, you should use the cheapest camera if it is important to shoot in principle, but not a fast series to choose the right moment, and the lens should be the most expensive and non-original. Traditional recommendations for sport mode are maximum aperture and focal length. Manufacturer's system - to your liking.
Response from 0[+++++]
For that kind of money only a cheap amateur DSLR and for sports you usually need very expensive gear. You can't shoot there with a flash and the shooting distances across the stadium are very long and that's a very expensive and fast telephoto lenses.
For that kind of money only a cheap amateur DSLR and for sports you usually need very expensive gear. You can't shoot there with a flash and the shooting distances across the stadium are very long and that's a very expensive and fast telephoto lenses.