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[fallout666]

my local college is holding the 2017 NJCAA DI Women's Soccer Championship D1 Division champion ship from November 13-18, 2017 if any wants to join will be there on monday from 4pm to when last games starts will not be there for tues game family event but rest of week be 3pm to last game unless times change for semi on friday since can not be there since other plans unless game starts after 5pm will be there all day sat for last games here link to times for games. if can give me tips on what to set up iso f/stop and time expousre should be thanks. will be around time just before sun goes down to when is sun is down. 

 

2017 NJCAA DI Women's Soccer Championship Results - NJCAA

[TBonz]

To be honest, there is no way anyone can tell you what settings you should use...First, unless they have shot games there in similar lighting, it would only be a guess and second, different people have their own opinions on settings...

 

That said, I'd suggest a fast shutter speed to stop movement and you will probably need to raise your ISO, so you will get some grain in the images...that's OK - just expect it...

[fallout666]

To be honest, there is no way anyone can tell you what settings you should use...First, unless they have shot games there in similar lighting, it would only be a guess and second, different people have their own opinions on settings...

 

That said, I'd suggest a fast shutter speed to stop movement and you will probably need to raise your ISO, so you will get some grain in the images...that's OK - just expect it...

i had my iso at 10,000 2.8f/stop time exposure change all time do fact of lighting changes was able to walk around grandstand area where at railing. wish could been down of field since could got better shots from game. when i get done moving files over will post some later. 

[fallout666]

To be honest, there is no way anyone can tell you what settings you should use...First, unless they have shot games there in similar lighting, it would only be a guess and second, different people have their own opinions on settings...

 

That said, I'd suggest a fast shutter speed to stop movement and you will probably need to raise your ISO, so you will get some grain in the images...that's OK - just expect it...

thanks for the tip. i had to use aperture mode. since could not change time expourse fast enough to keep up with action will post pictures later and have pictures from semifinals since girls made to that part hope they make to finals