How to Shoot Amazing Dance Photos That Will Go Viral | Shutterbug 

If you're asking about what camera settings to use, you may want to watch more videos on fundamentals first. Without these essentials being second nature to you, like an extension of your hand, it'll be hard to concentrate on directing the scene in front of you, especially in such a hectic setting. Since you asked, though: he already said to shoot with the longest focal length and widest aperture you can (e.g. 200mm at f/2.8). To freeze fast action you'll want something no slower than 1/2000 shutter speed. Use whatever ISO you need for proper exposure, ideally 100 or as close to 100 as you can to minimize noise. Since the ballerina was posing at a pre-determined spot on the manhole cover, and the photographer knew exactly which point he would be shooting from for the elements in the frame to line up as desired, the best way to go is to use manual focus, with a focus lock if possible so you don't change it on accident. If the ballerina's location was not predetermined, you'd want to be in continuous autofocus mode with subject lock (what this is called or what setting will achieve this best will depend on your camera.) Since you want to choose the millisecond at which the leg is highest, you want to be using the highest possible burst rate (ideally on a professional sports camera like the Sony a9, made specifically for high burst rate; if not, anything with at least 8 or 10fps). Start shooting as the dancer is approaching the desired position, and pray that one of the photos in the burst captured it. Repeat as many times as needed until you get the perfectly timed shot. Good luck!

but it was the day time soo

Jan Laugesen The camera he has is the Nikon D5. In this video he uses a 70-200mm 2.8 but in other videos he uses a 50mm, 85mm, 24-70mm. He says that depending on the situation the correct opening is between F / 2.8 and 4. And the shutter speed I have no idea, maybe 1/1000 or more but with burst mode. And the ISO in normal light conditions is surely 100. The focus mode should have it in "continuous focus"

If one is going to attempt this type of photography one should already be very proficient with a camera!

He tells you the lens in 70-200 mm, f 2.8. The camera is a Nikon.

white girl Nikon D5 + Nikkor 70-200mm 2.8 VR II

+kristina pimenova thank you

Kacie Oneill This is other channel, they just took the video from Jordan

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Danton McDiffett At minute 4:42 you can see the shutter speed on his camera which is 1/650. He use burst mode "continuos high", The aperture 2.8 or 4, the iso I do not know is depend of the light situation & focus mode Surely it's AF-C

@@GustavoAdrian26 Thanks, and I noticed those. But no information on metering, ISO, focusing mode (thought I'm with you on thinking it's probably Continuous).

Yeah, I want to marry that kind of girl.

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David Robot if it were safe it wouldn’t go viral

Quit being a big boo hoo!