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why should sports photographers be good note takers
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you have to know and write what is going on because you are probably not going to be the one writing the article
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what quality does a good sports photographer have?
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knowledge of the sport, players, quick timing, good reflexes
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how can you freeze motion
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use zone focusing, fast speed film, and a flash
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primary human communicator
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face
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drawback to a motor drive
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shutter is closed most of the time which means you have lesser odds of getting a picture of the peak action
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peak moment in sports
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instant when the athlete has put forth the maximum energy
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why should a photographer NOT root for his favorite team
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might miss something important
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what type of lense is most commonly used in sports
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telephoto lense
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define tripod and monopod and which is better and why
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tripod: 3 legs, monopod: 1 leg, monopod so you can move around easier
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major difficulties in baseball and basketball
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baseball: ?dull?, basketball: lighting can be too dark
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what type of film is used for sports
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fast speed, above 400 (~~800~~, 1000, 3200)
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