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I know exactly how you feel. I take pictures at my son's little league games and I mostly have to shoot through the fence, depending on the field. I can sometimes shoot from the dugout, but that also depends on the field. Today I was shooting from behind homeplate with my 50mm 1.8, just far enough back from the players to capture about 3/4' s of them. I also shoot with my 18-135, depending on the light and distance.
The game is fairly predictable as for what will happen at each position/play. For instance; getting the batter, catcher, and umpire all looking at where the pitch is starting, you get three subjects with their faces turned toward the camera. Wait for the optimal moment when the pitch is in the air and you get expressions on them.Any other tips of position?
The darker pic is before i set the ISO on auto.
The second pic, I believe the dark spot pin the right is the fence blurred.
Id love to get a crisp shot like yours.
You think I should turn my shutter above 1000, I noticed your is at 2500.