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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 757294" data-attributes="member: 9240"><p>It depends on what you're trying to get. It's a tougher as but for sports I like the shot to convey the action of the moment (not that I shoot a lot of sports) so I'd try and track the subject at a slightly slower shutter speed to show the motion. Also smaller apertures so it doesn't look like a good cell phone pick. You've got a fair amount of time so just shoot whatever's in front of you and see what you came up with while they're at the other end. And just do some searches on "soccer photography". I found <a href="https://expertphotography.com/soccer-photography/#:~:text=The%20Beautiful%20Game%3A%2010%20Best%20Soccer%20Photography%20Tips.,the%20Game%20to%20Anticipate%20Key%20Moments.%20More%20items" target="_blank">this page</a> with tips. They say to stay at 1/800s and above, so given that you're dealing with kids you're probably good there. But again, try and adjust.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 757294, member: 9240"] It depends on what you're trying to get. It's a tougher as but for sports I like the shot to convey the action of the moment (not that I shoot a lot of sports) so I'd try and track the subject at a slightly slower shutter speed to show the motion. Also smaller apertures so it doesn't look like a good cell phone pick. You've got a fair amount of time so just shoot whatever's in front of you and see what you came up with while they're at the other end. And just do some searches on "soccer photography". I found [URL="https://expertphotography.com/soccer-photography/#:~:text=The%20Beautiful%20Game%3A%2010%20Best%20Soccer%20Photography%20Tips.,the%20Game%20to%20Anticipate%20Key%20Moments.%20More%20items"]this page[/URL] with tips. They say to stay at 1/800s and above, so given that you're dealing with kids you're probably good there. But again, try and adjust. [/QUOTE]
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