Digital Sports Photography
Help and Tips

#26: Don't Forget the Fans
The look on a fan's face can sometimes tell the story of a sporting event just as well as a photo of athletes.
 
#27: Shoot in JPG, not RAW or TIFF
In the high-speed world of sports, use a lightweight image format to help you take more photos quickly.
 
#28: Capture Motion By Panning
Effective use of panning can capture the motion in a sporting event.
 
#29: Is Flash Photography Allowed?
Ensure flash photography is ok to use at a sporting event.
 
#30: Capture the Results of Weather
Weather can play a part in sporting events; record this with your digital camera.
 
#31: Practice Before Going to Big League Events
Practice makes perfect when it comes to digital sports photography.
 
#32: For Racing Events, get to a Corner or Turn
Add perspective to your racing photography.
 
#33: In Gymnasiums, You Just May Need a DSLR
DSLR cameras can normally take clearer photos in darker situations than prosumer digital cameras.
 
#34: Study the Lineup
On whom should you concentrate your digital sports photography efforts?
 
#35: Consider Accessory Flash Units
Add distance to your flash efforts by purchasing accessory flash units.
 

See Also:

9 'Grand Slam' Baseball Digital Photography Tips @
More secrets for beginning and intermediate digital camera owners on taking exciting photos of major and minor league baseball games.

'Home Run' Baseball Photography Tips @
The secrets to taking digital photos of big league baseball games or your "little slugger" at the plate.

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