Very informative. Explained well.

This has probably been asked but what website do u use to sell ur photos

Dude said he was not going to ramble on and on about the problem, but go right into fixing it. Then he rambles on and on, doing exactly what he said he wouldn't. Worthless.

great video tomorrow I will put it into practice, and I´ll come back to tell you about the results a got out of it. Thank you for yor help.

Do you have to give kickbacks?

Great video. Annoying smoke alarm.

Good info, thank you! Is insurance still necessary if shooting for free?

Sorry, i got bored and went off to watch one of the videos where people talk for 20 mins before showing you the solution

I don't know if you still check this, but are you able to share your team photography guide

I don’t have any lights to use and am shooting some at 3:30 in the day?

Helpful. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.

This is the video that inspired me to start my own RU-vid sports photography channel. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v27BfjDtdnI.htmlsi=Gn6Q5FSkHMT8jLl3

Tooooo much talking thought you said others talked too much, your doing the same

I'm not sure if this Video predates Tamrons SP G2 Line, or not. But, if not why didn't you use the Tap-in Console? I just recently picked up a beastly Tamron 150-600 G2. I'm not sure if its front or back focusing or not on my old 5DMkII, but at 0 correction nothing is really sharp. And, sometimes I think it's -15, other times it seems out by +5. Im lucky enough to have a 3d printer, so I printed a target scale I just have to set it up tomorrow when the stores reopen after Good Friday. As I need to glue a few bits together.

E. X. C. E. L. L. E. N. T. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have shot with lens on 3 different Canon cameras....the R, RP, and R8.....very sharp and consistent photos. Warning: it is heavy duty.

The reason why you're not making money is because you're trying to sell what people don't want. Nobody wants prints anymore, it's not the 90s. Everything is digital and on social media. If you want to make money, you do what any other event photographer does - get paid in advance. That way you don't have to worry about them putting their kid on Instagram with watermark across his face.

I have this lens with a 2x converter on a 1D Mkiii

The chirping is too much! 🥴 Have to bail after 3 mins.

Thanks Vincent. Very informative. I know you made this video a long time ago, but I just wanted to let you know it is still useful today. I'm a hobbyist that recently bought a very reasonably priced second hand Sigma EX 70-200mm f/2.8 DG HSM OS lens, to replace/complement an old Nikon 80-300mm f/4.5-5.6G lens I've had for years. I wanted to test the f/2.8 that all the professional photographers seem to rave about. However, I was concerned to lose that extra reach, which had come in useful in the past, especially for the occasional wildlife images I sometimes shoot. The Sigma x1.4 EX DG teleconverter sounds like the right solution for me to give me a similar reach to what I had before, even if there is a slight loss of image quality. Thanks for touching on the issues with the newer TC-1401 which I was also wondering about. Thanks for putting the video together for us. 👍

Great tips! As my son starts another season of wrestling, I'm reminded of how hard this sport is to shoot compared to most other outdoor sports I do. The tip for using the ref's grey shirt for WB is awesome. Another good tool I used was at the last meet, there was a white sheet of paper hanging from each timing table that ended up in the background of many of my shots. That worked brilliantly for WB. I'm tempted to bring a stack of paper to each meet and just politely ask if I could tape one to the table if there isn't one already there. I also liked your tip for organizing photos by mat as I encountered a similar problem with drastically different colored mats. I have found that using a 50 mm prime with my crop frame D7000 works quite well. I do still have to crop some images after, but overall the results are great.

2500 cms it's 25 meters, are you sure is this?

Thank you for this. It's golden.

So I’m new to photography I’ve been shooting girls soft ball for my granddaughters, I’ve been using a rebel t7 75-300 mm I just bought a 160-600 mm sigma contemplated lense I’m excited to use at a game , any input or suggestions I am on a budget, thanks for your help

Awesome info. I'm just a Dad trying to photograph his sons playing Football. I was always concerned about increasing my ISO too much. But now you have put my mind at rest over that subject. Thanks

I been into photography for a very long time. While you claim your video is for mom and dad you make some great points on what to shoot.

It's me again, with a question for everyone: Am I the only one who prefers shooting football and basketball from up in the stands?

Common sense video! You nailed it when you mention that a lot of us are harder on ourselves than anyone else. I've apologized a few times for some photos I've posted on FB, but the parents and grandparents love them as a rule. My theory is this, a maybe not tack sharp pic is better than no pic.

WOW!! You feel our pain of high school sports photography!! My local football stadium lighting is really bad, as are a lot of other local schools. Your opening statement about it being a battle of shutter speed vs. ISO. It's good to hear from someone who understands that not many of us are shooting in professionally lit venues. Yeah, I subscribed too! Thanks again.

can this be used as a webcam?

Would two of these lights be enough to light a small school football team?

Great Information

This is great information! Very much appreciated!

Thank you very much Sir 📸🎞🎬📷🎥📽

Great explanation!!! It makes a lot of sense. Thanks for taking the time to educate us the parents who are trying to take better pictures of our kids.

Sounds like you needed a press pass. All of us pro photogs been there. So I feel your pain but you gotta be smarter. Sneak your shit in lol

I like the honesty of this video and I agree with this all. I do a lot of this too

Mr. Martinez hoping to see you one of these days. Hopefully I get to see you while I try to get better at shooting sports in Kern County. I have watched your videos before and I've seen your GEYF pictures. Hopefully I can up my game someday and take all these tips and make them count.

Thank you very much for the detailed explanation.

$600 price difference is an insentive to buy grey market , wether canon canon repair them or not is simply a question of price fixing

Will this work for an a7iii Sony camera transmitter says works with canon

Question? Sigma 70-200 f2.8 OS for $500 or Sigma EX DG HSM 85mm f/1.4 for $375 looking for a lens to take pictures of my daughters gymnatiscs competions

Hey Vincent, I don't know if you still read these comments, but your videos inspired me to start my own sports photography RU-vid channel. Hopefully, you'll get back to it!

Nice to see real world images from sports with these lenses. Usually I just find animal images, and have been wanting to find more sports use.

I have a 150-600 Sigma with bad out of the box focus, have now ordered the sigma dock, and was wondering about the distance to set up my focusing target using a crop sensor camera. Should I make an adjustment of 1.6 times 150mm times 25mm to establish where to place my subject and then 1.6 times 600mm times 25mm to move the subject target?

This is good info!!

Good info. 👍

I learned more from this video than any other of the videos I've seen. Very informative

I have learned to go between 500 and 800 shutter speed, and ISO of around 4000

Watching this video I started hearing my house smoke alarms beeping. After removing 3 ceiling alarms I finally realized it’s YOUR!!! Dude really🤷🏻‍♂️ Very poor and unacceptable video. Now I have to reinstall my ceiling alarms.