Indoor Sports Photography Help!

[table1349]

For situations like this, faster lenses are required, I'd look at the 85 1.8 to start.

The thread was started in January. It is now August. I think basketball season is over with.

 

[scottewells]

A faster lens is the key and the higher ISO with a better camera won't be all that "noisy." There is a lot more to think about besides lighting. White balance can be a real challenge with all the "orange" wood............learning where to position yourself for good shots and how to frame an excellent shot. I have pretty good luck with a Nikon D200 and I just love my 80-200 2.8 lens, even in some of the most difficult gyms.

 

[impulsive1]

Thanks.