This message is from: "Reena Giola" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
your best bet is to buy a lens with the fastest f/stop you can get..... of
course that is mega bucks!!
ISO SPEED
FASTER SHUTTER
BIGGER FLASH (like Steve suggested in a later post)
Faster Lens
closer to the person being photographed
all lights on
that is really about all you can do!
Reena
Increase the film speed. Choose a faster ISO (ASA) setting in your digital
camera or buy faster film if you are using a film camera. You may need to
go to ISO 800 or even 1600. ISO 200 or 400 will be way too slow for
low-light action pictures.
Get more light into your camera by opening up the lens aperture. Do this
by setting the f-stop to a smaller number. For example, if you are using
f-11, try a setting of f-5 or lower.
Increase the lighting in the environment. Turn on all of the arena lights.
Add extra lights for a planned photo shoot. Choose a time of day when
natural sunlight is coming into the arena as much as possible. Use a
separate handheld flash.
I bet Laurie With has some even better ideas.
DeeAnna
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