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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Eyelight" data-source="post: 417106" data-attributes="member: 24753">Thinking like that will not make you a photographer, but it will  make you think you are a photographer, in which case your thinking will  have caught up to your talent.Forgetting how the numbers work  together, start with what you know you need; in this case a high shutter  speed of 1/1000 minimum for the lens/tc handheld and faster depending  on the action you want to stop.  Set the aperture wide open and take a  reference shot: if too much exposure, stop down; if too little, bump the  ISO.  When you find the settings you need, there's no need to change  unless the light changes significantly.  A little fluctuation in  lighting can easily be adjusted in post.</blockquote>