Speed Up the Shutter: In order to freeze a running back in time and avoid blurring, opt for a low shutter speed. Professional sports photographers typically use 1/1000 of a second to stop motion.
When it’s Dark, Crank the ISO: In low light situations (like a darker gymnasium), a higher ISO will allow you to use that faster shutter speed without sacrificing image quality.
Look for Something New: Try shooting from a different angle for a new angle on the players. Everybody knows what the game looks like from the bleachers, find a new perspective.
There’s More Than The Players: Remember that there’s more to the game than the game. Using a wide-angle lens to capture a stadium full of screaming fans can be just as powerful as a close up of a player.
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