That was great, now I want to see if you have a video on some of the more technical aspects like settings, shutter speed, ISO, manual vs auto settings, etc? Thank you!
My son played baseball and I shot pictures of the games and gave them to the parents. I loved it and the parents were very happy to have the pictures as well.
Maaan, great tips. I’m in 8u Baseball about 7 games in and I’m getting the hang of it, some of the tips you had I’ve been doing. Thank you so much from 2024.
Great as usual ricky. Baseball is something I’m very familiar, and I think you explanation is a smart approach for shooting this sport. I kind of use a the same strategy. And also like to get images showing as much of the venue as possible. Also I love to photograph the pitchers from the stands behind the home plate, it’s a unique view and while doing that you can double for any attempt to steal the second base. Thanks again man, great content!
Hey Shoot Better Sports, all the way from Trinidad, W.I. j just stoped by to give you a look see on the recommendation of your bro Tye, FlashFilm Academy, we don't have baseball as a major sport in Trinidad, but your approach and shot list and the way you approach and break down to shoot the game, is just awesome, thanks for the insights that can be applied to shoot ang sports all round, , more powers and strength to you and your crew, blessings flow,
Bro, I love your vids! Do you think their is any way that once corona is all over and done you could film yourself taking pictures at a sporting event???
Excellent video. Right to the point. I loved how you put it together in 6 minutes. The images were perfect. I'm sure you would use the same approach for video. If I'm wrong, let me know. Thank you.
Gday from Australia. Great tips and I'm sure they're not just applicable to baseball. I'm going on my own journey - from the military to sports photographer. How were you able to make the transition? Who did you contact? Any advice you could give would be great!
I loved the video. I started with a Canon SL2 shooting my sons little league. He is now a freshman and I grown to want more from my photos and gear, (now a Canon 90D & Sigma lenses) I can’t believe I am just now finding this channel.
I'm struggling with it right now. Shooting with my Canon 5D M III and Canon 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L series lens. Was using my Canon 70-200mm f/2.8, but just upgraded to get more reach. My son is 7 and plays 7U baseball. I am shooting for the league. Field half Sun, half shade and could use some advice on managing that. Any ideas? Thanks for any help!
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You deserve more views
Thanks man hopefully the algorithim will favor my content sooner or later!
Facts
That was great, now I want to see if you have a video on some of the more technical aspects like settings, shutter speed, ISO, manual vs auto settings, etc? Thank you!
My son played baseball and I shot pictures of the games and gave them to the parents. I loved it and the parents were very happy to have the pictures as well.
I'm happy to have found your content!!!! How this video only has 12K views is beyond me; Great Job!!!!!
This channel is so underrated. Looking forward to when it blows up!
Maaan, great tips. I’m in 8u Baseball about 7 games in and I’m getting the hang of it, some of the tips you had I’ve been doing. Thank you so much from 2024.
Great insight and video.. thanks for dropping this gem 👍🏾
this was awesome! straight to the point with excellent advice. thank you
Great video! I’ve watched 3 other videos and yours is the best!
Thanks for watching!
I know this video is 3 years old, but thank you for it. I took notes and am going to apply these on my photoshoot this week. Great video!
Beyond the game
Great as usual ricky. Baseball is something I’m very familiar, and I think you explanation is a smart approach for shooting this sport. I kind of use a the same strategy. And also like to get images showing as much of the venue as possible. Also I love to photograph the pitchers from the stands behind the home plate, it’s a unique view and while doing that you can double for any attempt to steal the second base. Thanks again man, great content!
ariel tapanes thanks for watching
Thank you for this video . I too got out the military and now am a full time creator . I appreciate your service 💯
I follow many of the same routines. I also check with the home team if they have anything specific they would like to have.
Great stuff!! Keep it coming!
Excellent advice! These tips are equally valid for cricket.
Great videos. I hope you can put more content up. I really like the way way you explain things
Great works as usual bro! 🔥🔥 definitely will use these tips.
tommytlm thanks for the support
Great tips! I've been debating on shooting baseball. This video helps a lot. Thank you.
Seguiré su sistema en mis próximas fotos deportivas. Esperemos buenos resultados
Hey Shoot Better Sports, all the way from Trinidad, W.I. j just stoped by to give you a look see
on the recommendation of your bro Tye, FlashFilm Academy, we don't have baseball as a major sport
in Trinidad, but your approach and shot list and the way you approach and break down to shoot the game,
is just awesome, thanks for the insights that can be applied to shoot ang sports all round,
, more powers and strength to you and your crew, blessings flow,
Just a great video!!! Question where do you stand for baseball? Thanks
Hey brother thanks for the video.
Great points here! Sooo many jump cuts haha 😅
Great vid dude... former 12b here turned photographer.
Thank you, great video !
Hey I love your content and how you break things down. Can you do a tutorial on how you made your intro video?
Bro, I love your vids! Do you think their is any way that once corona is all over and done you could film yourself taking pictures at a sporting event???
That's the plan bro! Stay Tuned!
Excellent advice
Great content!
Ricky, I'm retired Army studying photography awesome content. please talk about panning and focus lock
Good stuff
Excellent video. Right to the point. I loved how you put it together in 6 minutes. The images were perfect. I'm sure you would use the same approach for video. If I'm wrong, let me know. Thank you.
Video would be slightly different, it would depend on a lot of factors
Do you think 600mm is too long for baseball ? I shoot canon full frame. I own 100-300-mm Rf 2.8 and 600mm Rf F4
What camera and lens do you use
Gday from Australia. Great tips and I'm sure they're not just applicable to baseball. I'm going on my own journey - from the military to sports photographer. How were you able to make the transition? Who did you contact? Any advice you could give would be great!
You are my official guy !!!!! I am fucking learning.
octavious CUMMINGS thanks for watching!
FlashFilm sent me
Dominick Welcome
What lens did you shoot baseball with?
70-200mm and 400mm f/2.8
@@ShootBetterSports
Any suggestions on buying used 400mm lens?
@@ronaldwise6563 if you it get at a great price go for it!
How do you get on for MLB?
BeyondTheGameTV
How do you guys shoot baseball? I'd love to know your process! also, did this video help in any way?
I loved the video. I started with a Canon SL2 shooting my sons little league. He is now a freshman and I grown to want more from my photos and gear, (now a Canon 90D & Sigma lenses) I can’t believe I am just now finding this channel.
I'm struggling with it right now. Shooting with my Canon 5D M III and Canon 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L series lens. Was using my Canon 70-200mm f/2.8, but just upgraded to get more reach. My son is 7 and plays 7U baseball. I am shooting for the league. Field half Sun, half shade and could use some advice on managing that. Any ideas? Thanks for any help!
@@RobHamilton What're you trying to achieve?
Not sure why I’m so afraid of the ball coming towards me during a foul
Would you like to be my Mentor?
Cool. I am creating a baseball documentary now. Whats your email? I'll tell you more about it
shootbettersports@gmail.com
Excellent video!!