In the early days of photography, your camera probably had a single fixed focal length lens (FFL). As cameras and optics design improved manufacturers started producing variable focal length lenses, named after their most famous attribute: The ability to zoom in on a subject. Since then photographers have been fighting about which is better. The [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Sports Photography’
Prime Lenses vs Zoom – What’s all the fuss?
Posted by chris on May 18th, 2011
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Tags: blog, camera, Canon, Portraits, prime lens, Sports Photography 
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Posted by btighe428 on April 14th, 2011
Do you have quick reflexes, a sharp eye, and great technical camera skills? Sports photography might be right for you. Sports photographers take photographs of all different types and kinds of sports. From the Olympics to the local football games, wherever there is quick action on the sports field, both offer great opportunities to try [...]
Stock Photography: Taking Health and Fitness Images
Posted by Rowena on April 30th, 2010
Keep Fit and Diet images are hugely popular with stock libraries because the industry is so big. With more and more people becoming overweight all over the world there are plenty of people who are looking for images of health and fitness. Companies who may look for these pictures include magazines, newspapers, research companies who [...]
Sports Photography Special: American Football
Posted by Rowena on June 29th, 2009
American Football is fast paced team sport with lots of different possible actions – the players will run, throw, kick, pass and so on. This means there are lots of photography possibilities but that the photographer also has to be very alert and aware to get the best shots. Here are some tips to tell [...]
Sports Photography
Posted by melissa s on October 20th, 2008
Digital photography has opened up a new world of action photographs. While most digital cameras have a high speed, action or sports mode which will help you to take great action shots, there are still some things you can do yourself to help improve the quality of your results. • When trying to take action [...]
