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You have to turn off the highlight alert to turn off the blinking

I normally underexpose a third of a stop. So that makes sense. An edited image would be a little better

Canon 1dx mark ii

I did a video on code replacements. Should be in my videos list on my profile

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It is very confusing. Instead of me writing a bunch of text I suggest watching my other video about getting credentials to games. Should be helpful. No photography degree necessary. My degree is in economics. haha

I'm sure it could happen. Heat waves are all about the turf being much hotter than the air above it. The changes in temperature cause the light to bend/refract. So maybe early evening the turf is still hot and the air cools down quicker it might happen.

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I usually come home with more turf infill on me than my kid playing the game.

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There's a time a place for it. but generally being low is much better!

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Depends a little on the stadium/team, but most of the time you can't shoot from behind the goal, benches, or getting in front of the fans. Most people shoot around the corners either looking straight down the field or even with the 18 yard box looking across the field.

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Never a bad time to remind people! Toddler brain is real

Thanks! Its a fun job!

Its a great feature!

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Thanks for the kudos! Shooting warms ups can be very valuable. I normally don't only because my schools don't use the photos that much, but you can for sure get great images then as well!

Honestly never tried it before. But might have to next time. AP has always worked for me in the past so I havnt had the need to try something different.

It's a scary technique

I have! Mainly on pulls since you know exactly when they will happen, but have tried a few in game. There are some example way back on my insta. But tough to find. haha

@@Paul_Rutherford haha ofc. I figured the pulls would be perfect. I might wanna play around with this at YCC 👀

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Hello! Outdoors I have a monopod for my 400mm, but everything else is handheld.

Nothing better

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I made mine from left over materials I have. But if you google computer sunshade you can buy one.

I'm sure that was an amazing experience!

Roughly 5 thousand.

Good question. For sure you can photograph volleyball with that lens. You'll probably want to stay in the middle of the court instead of the end lines though.

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I try to get there early and get everything dialed in during warmups if I haven't been before. Other wise I will look back at old images to see the settings I used before. Once you've shot a lot it is easy to get the shutter speed, f/stop, and ISO dialed in quickly.

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Guess I'll have to use it in every video!

I shoot with Canon. 1Dx mark ii and an R5 for hockey. Happened to start with Canon a long time ago and haven't felt the need to switch. I believe any company now makes great gear that will be perfect for 95% of users.

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I would love to shoot swimming outdoors, not only is it lowlight, but normally the lights have such bad hues to them too.

@@Paul_Rutherford yeah totally understand that. The lighting in those gyms are always dingy looking. I had to shoot a swim meet once inside a gym. It’s a battle keeping shutter up to freeze the action vs noise. And to top it off the light quality.

I don't shoot with any filters. I let the white uniforms be a little blown out if it is a sunny day. Not the entire uniform, but if some spots are blown out that is ok with me since they are already white uniforms. I'd rather the skin be properly exposed vs the uniform.

It basically takes values from different cells and puts them in a certain order. That way you can get the team, position, number, name is a certain order you want.

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Totally agree!

Great question. In terms of shooting locations it really depends on the sport and venue. Some stadiums in the MLB allow you to go wherever as long as you aren't in the fans way and others have strict shooting positions. If it is your first time at a venue I suggest asking other photographers or a team staff member if they are available. Other photographers will be happy to let you know whats going on if you tell them its your first time there and are polite!

Good question. I get paid as a freelancer on a per game basis. Different outlets have different set ups. So it could be that you get just the access, you don't get paid but maybe royalties if your images sell, a day/game rate, day rate plus royalties, or get a salary if you are on staff.

I use lightroom for 90% of my photos otherwise I do basic edits in photoshop. Depends on the client.