Bryant
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My 70-200 f/4L finally came in the mail yesterday and I got the time to take it out and test with my soccer team. I figured I'd set the ap. at f/10 and adjust the shutter as necessary, but looking back on the computer tonight, they are all blurry. I'm guessing it was just the shutter speed was to slow, making a blur in the motion. I don't think it's necessary to post pictures. I was totally amazed with the quality of the shots that came out though.
I need information on in-camera settings that are beneficial to soccer and field hockey because they are my main things I'm shooting. Would it be smart to just set it to tv? What's a good shutter, like 1/1000th? Also about my camera, I tried later on today, it was still just as sunny, and set to tv with 1/1000 and it came up as f4 on the camera. Then I thought why not 2000, my camera began to blink f4, but looking at the exposure meter it was still spot on perfect. Is this a warning, or is that my camera doesn't have the knowledge of how many stops under exposure it is to display in the lcd.
Thanks for your help.
I need information on in-camera settings that are beneficial to soccer and field hockey because they are my main things I'm shooting. Would it be smart to just set it to tv? What's a good shutter, like 1/1000th? Also about my camera, I tried later on today, it was still just as sunny, and set to tv with 1/1000 and it came up as f4 on the camera. Then I thought why not 2000, my camera began to blink f4, but looking at the exposure meter it was still spot on perfect. Is this a warning, or is that my camera doesn't have the knowledge of how many stops under exposure it is to display in the lcd.
Thanks for your help.