Because he is using a fast shutter speed

what shutter speed would you use to take a photo of a swimmer, swimming?

he’s doing that for the panning shots in his wide angle lens to give a blurry moving like image… gosh! he used 1/1000 and 1/2500 iso 800 on the telephoto to freeze the shots… omg…

I would have to disagree on that point. On a sunny and bright day, most speeds are around 200-500 of a second at ISO 200 which is fast enough for freeze action.

With a High ISO you can get even faster shutter speeds and with sensors these days ISO 800 is almost noiseless.

Why are you using ISO 800 on a shiny day? Wouldn’t it be better to use ISO 100/200?

wel what lens are you using? Longer lenses require steadyer shots.

Love the video ! keep on whit good work:)! 

greatest video about photography! He is on action !

one thing he should have added to this tutorial is body position, like a golfer you need to ‘follow through’ your shot when panning to keep your movement smooth as possible – panning shots will not look so good if half way through the shot your body is twisted in an uncomfortable or un-natural position as this may cause you to ‘snatch’ the shot and give unwanted up/down blurring..

Love the info!

What? I have, like 11 frames per second so never mind. I shall use my shutter speed. :]

1/2000 is where its at… If its bright enough. I like the freeze type pictures better

good


Never compromise speed for ISO.

This is awesome because my brother races motocross.

i use 1/10 to 1/40 depending how fast i need follow

I use like 1/600 lol

if u want a frozen image, yes.

i think arround 1/60 it’s more better


Your straps look comfy what are they? the canon straps suck. please reply.

what kind of straps is he using?

Great tips.. Thanks for sharing.

he is using a fully professional full-frame cameras. these cameras can be used even in a very low light situation with ISO up to 6400 with a little or no noise at all. let alone ISO 800. this is why these cameras are expensive and entry-level cameras are cheap because their sensor is not as powerful as these. i have taken photos with canon 7D at 3200 and i saw no noise at all. don’t be scared to go beyond 400.

I like very much this photographer, no matter the subject (fashion or sport action) he remains very skilled; and IMHO he’s a good teacher too…