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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: east sussex uk
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Blur and yellow cast
Hmmm.
what would you suggest for photographing in this scenario?
under sodium lighting (in a sports hall), the subject moving - in this case trampolining.
I took some pics of my son the other day, and was disappointed at the amount of blur (had it on sports setting), and that the lighting gave a yellow cast to the photos
all input appreciated.
what would you suggest for photographing in this scenario?
under sodium lighting (in a sports hall), the subject moving - in this case trampolining.
I took some pics of my son the other day, and was disappointed at the amount of blur (had it on sports setting), and that the lighting gave a yellow cast to the photos
all input appreciated.
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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Yellow Cast is due to your WB not being adjusted according to the lighting situation. Auto WB is not always suitable 
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Kent, UK
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Most sports halls have tungsten or flourescent lightning. If you go into your camera settings (or press WB ) you can change the white balance according to what lighting there is in the building. Sometimes changing to a higher ISO helps with faster moving objects.
Have a few practice shots before you take your final photo
Have a few practice shots before you take your final photo