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    May the force be with you Canuck935's Avatar
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    Re: New here and need help on indoor photography

    Yep that's the one!

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    Re: New here and need help on indoor photography

    Hi I bought it and the guy was nice he will ship out tomarrow for me so I can have it for the big event this week at the competition. Looking forward to trying it out. Is there any particular set up i should set on the camera to use this lens!!!

    You all have been a great help to me!!!

    Marcie

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    Re: New here and need help on indoor photography

    Quote Originally Posted by Marcie
    Hi I bought it and the guy was nice he will ship out tomarrow for me so I can have it for the big event this week at the competition. Looking forward to trying it out. Is there any particular set up i should set on the camera to use this lens!!!

    You all have been a great help to me!!!

    Marcie
    Well, for indoor sports you'll definitely want Super Steady Shot turned on, you'll probably need to use ISO 400, 800, or 1600 depending on the light. I would put it in aperature priority and shoot wide open f/4 to get the fastest shutter speeds possible for given aperature and ISO. So I would go ahead and set SSS on, and set aperature priority f/4 and check the shutter speed. I would then adjust ISO depending on desired/given shutter speeds.

    Good luck and congrats on the new lens! Please post some samples. This lens has a cult following and if you ask me is the most bang for the buck that can be had in a single lens. Sharp, great colors, and bokeh to die for.

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    Re: New here and need help on indoor photography

    Quote Originally Posted by Marcie
    Hi I bought it and the guy was nice he will ship out tomarrow for me so I can have it for the big event this week at the competition. Looking forward to trying it out. Is there any particular set up i should set on the camera to use this lens!!!

    You all have been a great help to me!!!

    Marcie
    Wow you move quick! Post the pictures for that event so we can see how well you are doing.
    The Sony Alpha community on this forum is growing. We mus stick together...

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    Re: New here and need help on indoor photography

    I sure will!!! Ill def be coming here. I have some pics i took over the weekend of the parade.

    Marcie

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    Re: New here and need help on indoor photography

    The "beercan" (70-210 f/4) should do you proud. I use it for concert/low light situations often, without flash. Here's some examples... there's better examples, but I don't feel like digging, you get the idea...
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