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Andre Labonte wrote:
Hi Carlos,
OK, all my football experience is JV High-school or younger and all during the day time. My shutter speeds have always been well over 1/1000 unless it was particularly cloudy, in which case I'd go as low as 1/800. The two exceptions are:
--- one game last year under the lights using the D300 -- total waste -- 1/400 @ ISO3200
--- one game this year under the lights using the D7200 -- the images in this post -- 1/400 @ ISO3200
So, based on your experience, you find it's less detrimental to the image to go higher ISO values than to risk any motion blur at all?
My problem here is that I have NO High ISO experience at all coming from the D300 ... I don't know what the D7200 is capable of yet.
Thanks,
Andre
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For JV or younger I could see going under 1/1000th. They move slowly. But Varsity moves a lot faster. The minimum speeds I cited will still give you slight motion blurs on the ball and on the extreme limbs (feet and sometimes arms). The older they are the faster their limbs & the ball moves.
Cameras have come a long way from the D300. I shoot 2-3 games a week at ISO 6400 to ISO 25,600 (on my D3s) and I can still pull usable, printable images from all of them. Yes, they may require a bit more work to get the noise down but nothing that can't be managed with a little practice.
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