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Football Photography X’s and O’s, Part 1: Equipment Analysis 1
Life is full of little small choices, and then there are the big decisions. Namely, 70-200mm f2.8 on a 1.3x crop or 400mm f2.8 on a 1.5x? I recently had the opportunity to shoot a couple of football...
View ArticleAperture-priority Exposure Technique (Sports Outside)
Use aperture priority. Why? In dynamic lighting situations (which will be anywhere outdoors), your lighting will be all over the place as the sun starts to decline, clouds roll in, and players move in...
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Football photography X’s and O’s, Part 3: Lighting Situations
One dramatic difference you’ll while shooting a football game is how the light changes if you’re shooting a game that overlaps the sunset. This first game I shot ran the full gamut from daylight to...
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Football Photography X’s and O’s, Part 4: Equipment Analysis 2
Last time I left off, I had finished shooting my first football game and was left partially satisfied with most of my setup, yet wanting a bit more, especially on the very long end. For my second game...
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