@robf-lm9ep
This was one of the most practical videos I have seen about how to do sports photography right. Thanks!
@thegrumpycanadian274
Just what I wanted to see. Great Video.
@cadmus777
I shoot almost all soccer, mostly with a 500 F4. If I was arrogant I'd say "he's right, listen to him." What I'll actually say is "wow, it turns out I'm doing some things right!". Excellent video, even cooler that it popped up while editing soccer photos!
@richmatlock2396
Great video. I really enjoyed it and I learned a lot. I just shot my soccer game, as my grandson was playing. I used what I had, a 70-200mm. Need to start saving for more glass. lol.
@sbutler66
Super interesting video. Love to see Todd or another photographer at a different event
@Northern-Winds
love this type of show, way better than an inside instructional video.
@jfscaramazza
This pure gold in a video
@coach_yo
Awesome! Thank you for the simple video. Often times these drag on.
@alexmartins4013
Good video. Thank you.
@azimages2538
Here in England, we photograph Football, Soccer, as you guys call it, sitting down and not standing up. Up very interesting video
@kurtisca
Know the game, know your gear and know where to stand.
@georgioantoine4194
Helps when youv have played the sport and know what to expect and catch. 😊
@KAGilligan
Terrific. Fun and useful info. Thank you.
@slimphotog
Photo Mechanic is the best.
@17grace4HOF
Really appreciate this video. So helpful! Do you have anything related to baseball/softball sports photography/videography?
@Chickboom34
Great stuff! Thanks for sharing!
@buddahbud1
Good point to set a plan project in a sport outing.
@martingrierson1152
Good points!
@guidlines
You also need to know your software just as well as knowing the game, so that you can get that side of the process done as efficiently as you can. Especially if sending images to your client has a tight deadline.
@ianbatty7861