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Tips/Settings for Sharp 10k Start Line Photos
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Capturing the vibrant energy of a 10k race start line is both exhilarating and challenging. As a volunteer photographer for my local road runners club, I aimed to document this year's event with clarity and precision. However, I encountered difficulties with blurry shots due to the runners clustering at the start. To enhance my photography skills for next year, I'm seeking tips on settings and techniques that can help achieve sharp, in-focus images of the runners in action. Your insights would be greatly appreciated!
Hi everyone! I volunteer to photograph and take pictures for my local road runners club for various races. Every year they have a 10k road race. This year, today (I just got back) I specifically volunteered to photograph the start line of the race this year.
Runners bunched up, so it was hard to avoid getting some shots that were blurry. I really want to avoid this next year. Any advice on how to avoid blurry runners.
- Gear: Canon 6D Mark II + 24-105mm & 70-200mm lens
- Goal: Crisp runners, in-focus
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