In this video I share tips on how to take better photos of sports and moving subjects using Canon and Nikon DSLR Cameras.
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► Nikon D3500 DSLR :
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Thanks for the tips! I've been taking pictures of my kids playing sports. Now I'm working on getting a new sense. I currently use a 50mm, which is great when I sit baseline (basketball). I've been talking to some people. I'm hearing the 70mm-200mm is great. Is that true? Is there another lens I could try after the 50mm? Thanks
This is where BBF comes in handy…May be you can do a video on that..Good video man keep up ur good works
I'm in love with your Chanel. So good that you share your knowledge with us (I feel bless each time you release a video). I'm learning so much from you. Thanks a lot.
Hi Paul. Have a question. I found a Nikon D5000 for sale with a 2 lenses. They are asking 200.00 usd dollars. Good buy or not?
Which would ge great for both photo & video? Canon SL2/200D OR Nikon D5600?
Nice video, tell me can I take pictures like this by my Nikon Coolpix p520 ?
Another good one!!👏👏.
Good tutorial sir
The old saying: Lean 1 thing a day ! The flashing F was my 1 thing ! Thanks for your time !
Great tips Paul, thanks. I changed my camera to back button focus, should I change it back ?
Sir can you please make a video about timelapse in nikon's entry level dslr like d3500
if i am shooting a bird in flight how do i stop the bird being a shadow against the sky ?
Nice video
Seriously, one of the best channel I came across. Explanation is so concise. Thank you.
Back button focus……..a good time to introduce this feature mate,once you go back you never go back.
Great video. The same method I tried for capturing birds. Really happy that I did correct one that you described.
Initialy I was manual mode. But very hard to handle.
Later I changed ISO settings to Auto ISO. Just keep adjusting my shutter only.
Another great video. Thanks for making this video sir.
Have a great day.
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E: Muahaha 😁😂
Very good update on your previous video about shooting moving objects 👍
Luckily one of my tripod legs unscrews to make a monopod; haven't found use for it yet but I bet it'll come in handy.
Great tips! I hope to try them out later this year during some local sports activities 😀
Keep up the good work Paul!