Sports Photography with Peter Read Miller - Remote Cameras Part 1

Join Peter Read Miller and Jordan Naholowaʻa Murph (@jordanmurph) they discuss some of tips and tricks for shooting sports photography and using camera remotes. While there is so much to learn (the workshop is the best place to learn), here this discussion in an invaluable introduction to the topic. It will be followed with two additional videos each expanding further on this discussion.
Learning sports photography can be an exhilarating and rewarding experience. Whether you are shooting friends, family or clients, this book will help you in your journey with guidance on everything from techniques, settings, position and much more. Click here to view Peter's book: www.amazon.com/Peter-Read-Mil...
Peter Read Miller, Sports Illustrated iconic photographer for an incredible workshop discussion of sports photography on June 13-16, 2018 in Santa Clara, CA. You'll shoot soccer, international swimming and much more, all with top of the line cameras and lenses by Canon USA. The workshop is sponsored by Canon, Western Digital, ThinkTank, Dynalite and Hoodman.
Some images are taken from students at Peter's workshop. Credit to follow!
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[@toddmichael3656]

Great overview on remotes. Thanks for doing these!

So much value! Thank you!

[@MrObie107]

Great vidio

[@dandonovan1]

Great video guys! It would be good if you explained to everyone in your next video how to automatically fire a remote when you press the shutter button on your primary camera. Thanks!

[@mauriziocascone]

very informative, thanks for sharing!

[@billjohnson3323]

Thanks for all the great info. Would the platypod work as a remote stand for low shots?

[@wesleywinterink]

Thanks for creating this channel. Can't wait to try the two batteries tip to get my camera on the floor. First volleyball of the season in two weeks and will try it then!!

[@berthindman5778]

1:53 😅0😊😂thy i

[@BruceLeroyUK]

Is the microphone too close as it amplifies Peter’s breathing, coughing etc.

[@distantport]

this is a goldmine of information, thank YOU SO MUCH!

[@PhotowalksTV]

Great tips!

[@PeterReadMiller]

Thanks Jeff

[@mikea.2306]

What brand foot trigger, thumb press trigger and switch box are being used?

[@thothheartmaat2833]

Currently I'm using a 40d and a 77d.. but after watching this video I'm gonna buy a 1dxii just for a remote camera... 🙂

[@popcornparam]

Is this like a master class for free 🙏🙏

[@photographer___daniel]

How do you transfer images to a computer remotely and edit them in real time to upload to social networks?

[@douglassnyder9612]

Nice video.. what is the name of this ball head that might be on eBay? Thanks. (I have this floor plate, great quality)

[@pfal88]

SLIK. If you can find it...

[@dct124]

any new content on the way?

[@grassmanBoca]

i don't understand how do you fire many cameras and if you only want to take picture with main camera does it still fire the remote camera i am a rookie so hope you pros don't laugh t me.

[@patricksmith2553]

My only issue with remotes and the way they are used by S.I. photographer's is right's and credits. I have heard in person from another former S.I. photographer that he himself was not operating any or all of the remotes, yet he gets credit for the images they make. This bothers me and unless you put up your own remote and fire it yourself, well than you shouldn't claim credit for the images!

[@felipemagalhaes567]

I think your recording and editing crew are ruining your credibility. They are completely amateurs.