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Apr, 2017Views
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Location
Epernon city, FranceTime
It was taken on Avril 2017 during playing with my dog "Malcom"Lighting
I like having the brightest part of the sky behind me, to maximize the amount of light falling on the dogEquipment
I used SONY SLT-A99V with a 70-400mm F4-5.6 G SSM II (SAL70400G2) lensInspiration
This was my 1st outdoor walking with my dog. I would like to see him flying and capture this moment. Really, when it comes to photographing animals, one of the most technically difficult images to capture is the running action shot.Editing
I didn't use any post processing in this photoIn my camera bag
In my bag I have many lenses as : SONY 70-400 mm F4-5.6 (SAL 70400G2), SONY Planar T* 50 mm, F1.4 ZA, SSM (SAL50F14Z), SONY macro DT 30 mm F2.8 SAM (SAL30M28) SIGMA, 12-24mm F4.5-5.6 II DG HSM. I have also TTL flash, Nd filters and a camera remote control.Feedback
SHUTTER SPEED: The shutter speed is the key factor that determines whether or not the action is stopped. The faster the action, the higher the necessary shutter speed. DIRECTION OF THE ACTION: Logically, the faster the action the faster the necessary shutter speed to arrest it. ISO SETTING: If the ambient light is bright, higher shutter speeds can be utilized. AUTOFOCUS TECHNIQUES: To increase the chance of getting a sharp photograph, set the camera to Continuous Autofocus.
