The Thrill of Victory: Sports Photography

Always part of the action, Jeff Cable has photographed hundreds of sports events and is a three time Olympic photographer. He is just returning from the London Olympics where he shot photos for Team USA. Jeff visits the B&H Event Space to share tips and techniques on how to take the best sports photos by capturing those split second moments that you want to remember forever. Regardless of whether you are shooting a professional event or your child's next game, Jeff will give you some great ideas to take images that will wow your friends and family. See some of Jeff's high action images and learn the best settings for your camera, the best equipment choices, and the best compositions to get some real winner shots. Jeff is one of our most popular speakers at B&H and makes sure that his presentations are full of useful information and really fun as well.
Jeff Cable's Work
www.jeffcable.com/

[@ianmartin5389]

Absolutely amazing..... By far, the longest video I've watched on RUclips and loved every minute..
A must watch for anyone that loves sports photography.
I loved your enthusiasm and your joy of sharing your work.
Thank you so much. I gained a lot from this.
Greetings from Australia.

[@alexleech4490]

This is an awesome series, makes a great binge-watch over a rainy weekend... But please bring back this series: it'd be amazing to hear about techniques and experiences used at recent Olympics, FIFA World Cup, Rugby World Cup, etc!!!

[@gamerN77]

Kudos to Jeff Cable, at first, I didn't know a 100% what to think about him, but after also seeing his other event space presentation, I find him incredibly entertaining! Very nice job !

[@JeffCable]

Thanks!

[@thepanel2935]

I have attended the Oltympics in my rle in the media, too, and i can tell you that the _'spirit'_ is indeed papable and uplifting!

[@00Schnifi00]

Probably the most indepth video about Sports Photography on RUclips. Thank you Jeff for giving us this fantastic insight. You got yourself a new Subscriber!

[@jimymichigan]

Cool guy..........................No attitude..................................Makes a big difference...........

[@reneparamore7968]

BEST video I've come across as far as sports photography goes. THANK YOU.
I don't mean to criticize but some other "professional" photographers scare me with their advice! Thanks for sharing GOOD advice!

[@JeffCable]

Glad I am not scary. :)

[@javypc]

One of the best, may be the best video I've ever seen about sports photography, every picture show shomething to learn, Thanks

[@simoncarlton6424]

Brilliant, thank you Jeff. I shoot rugby semi pro in England and this has been a fantastic help. Also, I've never watched a video this long before, normally get to about 20 minutes and switch off! Thanks again. :)

[@RocioPerezrociosphotography]

I love it. I've seen all of his videos and learn so much. thank you

[@ObBd0ser]

Jeff is a great presenter! Would love to see him come in more.

[@SaralSaadheSoppe]

5years from now if I become good at sports photography, credit will lot go to this video..amezing 2 hours 😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@gburgMD]

did you become a good sports photog?

[@papercutMS]

Great video. Really appreciate the subtitles for the inaudible questions from the audience.

[@aortiz1009]

Well done Jeff, very good presentation :)

[@thebogeyboys561]

if i was able to afford the right equipment for sports photography i would be the happiest person ever, I've sold everything i owned to do this and still can't but the stuff i need

[@MarkYager]

Please please please get the presenter to repeat any questions that are asked by the audience. If they don't, we in the RUclips audience can't hear the questions. Thanks!

[@mannyphoto]

I learned a lot, above what I thought I knew!
Manny

[@terryduff6580]

Loved it every minute thanks

[@MrJVisionz]

These videos are great.

[@KarlMathiasMoberg]

Fantastic video! Great inspiration!

[@gburgMD]

Thanks for waiting until 1:47:00 to explain how you achieve a 14 minute timeline after an Olympic event.

[@gromeroskwelch]

Fascinating

[@nickynunn]

you are type A ,i get it....zzzz.
useful talk thanks,enjoyed it.

[@bangbang5435]

He should be a teacher

[@blacksoundtv]

NEVER CROP!!! YOU LOSE SHARPENS OF YOUR PHOTOS

[@blacksoundtv]

shooting in burst mode is doing to much cuz know u have 600 extra photos that u don't need and its a b**** to deal with latter on the computer trying shooting on single and getting the photo right the first time.. it saves time and u will get better taking action shots rather then just "spry&pray" everything u see.. thats just me everybody different