Mickey's favorite volleyball position is on the front line even thou she is not that tall.

Waiting for the serve.

She had kills on all the below plays.

She is a good jumper. This was taken during the semi-final game.

This was on the first day of play.

I took all the pictures using the manual settings on my camera. They are the best action shots I could get with the camera & lens that I own. My camera goes up to 1800 ISO. There was a father from another team in Mickey's club that had a camera & lens that had 3400 ISO. If I still had kids in sports I would need to get new equipment and a part time job to pay for it.
1 comment:
First of all, I think these look really nice.
Secondly, your f-stop and shutter speed are more important than your iso when shooting sports. I looked up the info on one of your photos and it says your f-stop was 6.3 and your shutter speed was 1/60. Try to lower your f-stop(I shoot hockey between 2.8 and 3.5) and increase your shutter speed (I bounce between 1/250 and 1/500 for hockey). Higher iso adds more grain and more work when editing the photos...
Again, these are great shots though.
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