People in the movement

[cvrle]

I have problems when I shoot people in the movement. my pictures are blurry, but not every pictures
... I took pictures today, option I use ISO 100, F 3.5, ... P-program...otherwise I uses the sport option, but I wanted something different...
Do you guys know where I making a mistake ((

[IABoomer]

You need to make the shutter speed faster, which will probably require using Shutter Priority mode ("Tv" or "S" depending on camera) or full manual mode ("M"). Depending on how fast things are moving, you might need anywhere from 1/100 to 1/1000 to really freeze the motion. This may cause you to move the ISO up in order to get a proper exposure at those shutter speeds.

Search here for "exposure triangle" and study how these things interact.

[aircraft]

Originally Posted by cvrle

I have problems when I shoot people in the movement. my pictures are blurry, but not every pictures
... I took pictures today, option I use ISO 100, F 3.5, ... P-program...otherwise I uses the sport option, but I wanted something different...
Do you guys know where I making a mistake ((

Hey there cvrle ! You should read this article, very useful

[cvrle]

Originally Posted by IABoomer

You need to make the shutter speed faster, which will probably require using Shutter Priority mode ("Tv" or "S" depending on camera) or full manual mode ("M"). Depending on how fast things are moving, you might need anywhere from 1/100 to 1/1000 to really freeze the motion. This may cause you to move the ISO up in order to get a proper exposure at those shutter speeds.

Search here for "exposure triangle" and study how these things interact.

Thank you so much, I'm going again tomorrow so I will try this option ... my camera is a Canon Rebel XSI. EOS ... Thank you again...

[cvrle]

Originally Posted by aircraft

Hey there cvrle ! You should read this article, very useful

Thank you ...))
You guys are great..

[cvrle]

Originally Posted by IABoomer

You need to make the shutter speed faster, which will probably require using Shutter Priority mode ("Tv" or "S" depending on camera) or full manual mode ("M"). Depending on how fast things are moving, you might need anywhere from 1/100 to 1/1000 to really freeze the motion. This may cause you to move the ISO up in order to get a proper exposure at those shutter speeds.

Search here for "exposure triangle" and study how these things interact.

My pictures are today fantastic)) thanks once more