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<blockquote data-quote="Krs_2007" data-source="post: 520974" data-attributes="member: 12948">Re: High School Football &amp;amp; BasketballYeah, I wish I could speak to the focus system difference.&nbsp; With the crop factor of the DX body and shooting basketball you will want a shorter lens.&nbsp; But that also depends on your shooting location.&nbsp; I have field privileges with the school district, but my boys no longer play basketball so I don't shoot it.As far as keeper rates that will improve with most cameras as the shooter gets familiar with it and knowing how to follow the action.&nbsp; The 7200 should serve you well but don't expect it right off the bat, it will take a few thousand shots to really get the feel for it when shooting sports.&nbsp; It's challenging, fun and rewarding so that's why I really prefer shooting sports.Try to stay mobile and watch the backgrounds and you will be fine.Focus speed has never really been an issue with my setup and I never say I wish it would focus faster, maybe faster in the sense of fps or a reliable higher ISO.Just remember the camera is one part, the other big part is the lens so save for that if you can.Thanks for the compliments on the shots.With all sports the are pretty much unpredictable but you will start to see tendencies of the players which will help and also situational plays.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Krs_2007, post: 520974, member: 12948"] [b]Re: High School Football & Basketball[/b] Yeah, I wish I could speak to the focus system difference. With the crop factor of the DX body and shooting basketball you will want a shorter lens. But that also depends on your shooting location. I have field privileges with the school district, but my boys no longer play basketball so I don't shoot it. As far as keeper rates that will improve with most cameras as the shooter gets familiar with it and knowing how to follow the action. The 7200 should serve you well but don't expect it right off the bat, it will take a few thousand shots to really get the feel for it when shooting sports. It's challenging, fun and rewarding so that's why I really prefer shooting sports. Try to stay mobile and watch the backgrounds and you will be fine. Focus speed has never really been an issue with my setup and I never say I wish it would focus faster, maybe faster in the sense of fps or a reliable higher ISO. Just remember the camera is one part, the other big part is the lens so save for that if you can. Thanks for the compliments on the shots. With all sports the are pretty much unpredictable but you will start to see tendencies of the players which will help and also situational plays. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD [/QUOTE]

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