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But the one thing all cameras of any size or brand share is a thirst for light. Most consumer cameras come with lenses that are more than adequate for standard picture taking. However shooting indoor sports is not standard by any means.
There are two key problems when shooting in a gym. First, though a gym may seem brightly lit to our eyes it's actually quite dim to a camera. The second problem is distance; we have to sit at some distance from the action so our zoom lenses get a lot of exercise. Unfortunately this is where indoor sports hit its biggest photographic snag. We start out in light that is barely enough for the camera to operate and then we zoom the lenses out reducing the light even further.
The best way to handle this is to fool the camera. This trick works on most digital compact cameras and all DSLR's. The first thing to do is set the ISO (film speed) up to about 400. This will help increase the camera's sensitivity making the most of the light that's available.
The next step is to set the camera in Av or Aperture exposure mode. On Nikon digital cameras the Av mode is activated either on the top command dial or by using the menu system on compact cameras. This is the mode that controls aperture settings and we want the widest the lens allows. Remember, this is the smallest number on the aperture scale often around 3.5. By making this setting we are telling the camera to always use the widest, most open aperture that the lens offers. The camera must respond by selecting the fastest shutter speed that the lighting will allow in order to make an exposure. By using faster shutter speeds we have the best chance to stop action blur.
The last thing to do is to turn off the flash. A built-in flash has a range of only 10 feet, it's not doing any good and the flash slows down the camera as it recharges after each shot.
Some words of warning: Not every camera has an Aperture exposure mode. Many of this year's ultra compacts are an example. Next, by using the setting described there is no guarantee that your images will be successful; each gym's lighting is different. The photographer may be able to use a lower ISO or be forced to accept grainy pictures by using an ISO setting higher than 400.
A pro photographer with a thousand dollar lens standing court side expects about a 35% to 40% success rate, with our consumer cameras and equipment hitting 20% to 25% success is considered very good. The best tip is to over shoot; the success rate doesn't increase but the number of successful shots will.
As a next step, learn about capturing moving subjects at the peak of action to help prevent even more motion blur.
Stu Eddins is blogger, instructor, merchandiser, and is generally in charge of a lot of things for Porter's Digital Cameras and Imaging. Years of experience over the counter and in classrooms have turned Stu into an evangelist for image preservation and helping people understand digital cameras, digital camera lenses, nikon digital cameras.
Raves and Reviews of Wedding Photography With a Nikon D80
Wedding photographers all around the world are weighing in on the Nikon d80. With many wedding photographers switching their main operations to digital photography and all the perks that go with it, the Nikon d80 is becoming a great choice for many wedding photographers.
All over the internet you can find forums discussing the quality of the Nikon d80 and comparing wedding photos from photographers who use this camera. The opinions range from wedding photographers who are completely in love with the Nikon d80 and it’s ease of operation, as well as the lenses and options it offers, to other wedding photographers who are not so happy with the Nikon d80.
Some say the Nikon d80 is a little too hard to use or is too noisy, and others just rave, but all agree that the Nikon d80 is a good choice for wedding photography, as it delivers good quality, sharp wedding photos and will pay for itself in less time than, say comparable models of other brands. The Nikon d80 has 10.2 mega pixels and many feel that it has better close up lenses for a better price than competitors.
Many wedding photographers are still making a slow, easy transition to digital photography and the Nikon d80 is a great way for them to break into the digital photo world without compromising the quality of their photos a bit. Digital cameras offer wedding photographers the option of editing their photos to make sure that their clients get the very best wedding photos they can. This is what is making the Nikon d80 a great choice for wedding photographers looking to break into the digital photography world.
The Nikon d80 is a good, solid camera and the lenses are easy to change and use, which makes it a great choice for wedding photographers who want to get close up and action shots. It’s easy to hold, too, which any wedding photographer knows can get tough when the wedding reception picks up.
Many good quality digital cameras of this caliber are very expensive, but the Nikon d80 is about $1300, depending on the package you’re looking for and won’t require you to sell your first-born child in order to finance it. This is great news for anyone who uses the Nikon d80 to make a living, as you won’t be forced to raise your prices to the point that nobody will hire you.
As with any new camera, though, you should make sure to take your new Nikon d80 for a few test runs before you use it professionally and take the time to familiarize yourself with the settings and menus. You may want to set up some custom settings to get an idea of what works for you and for easy future access.
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Can you use the Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8 on a Nikon F100? or does it only work with DSLR's?
I need a lens for landscapes that works with both film and digital, any ideas? The 14-24 seems to be the best if i can use it with the F100.
Thank you
Yes indeed you can use the 14-24mm f2.8 on an F100...It's recommended! That lens alone has me debating a move back to Nikon from Canon. The 14-24mm, 24-70mm and 70-200mm f2.8 would cover 99% of my photographic needs but the cost of switching sides with so much Canon glass in my bag has held me back.
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