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How to Photograph Rugby — Michael Berkeley Photography
- https://www.michaelberkeleyphoto.uk/new-blog/how-to-photograph-rugby
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How to take great rugby photographs - Warren Williams
- https://www.warrenwilliams.co.za/lifestyle-2/how-to-take-great-rugby-photographs/
- Photograph the ref as well – some of them become nice and agitated at times. The rougher the players look, the better – so get into those scrums and muddy …
Camera Settings For Rugby Photography - Camera Ideal
- https://cameraideal.com/camera-settings-for-rugby-photography/
- Rugby photography is a unique and challenging form of sports photography. The action is fast, furious, and unpredictable, making it difficult to capture the perfect shot. To be successful, photographers need to have quick reflexes and a good understanding of the sport.
Sports photographer Tom Jenkins' rugby photography
- https://www.canon-europe.com/pro/stories/tom-jenkins-rugby-sports-photography/
- Photographing Rugby World Cup 2019™ Tom is now preparing for what will be his fifth Rugby World Cup, in a career that's also taken him to seven Football World Cups and five Summer Olympics. "Rugby makes fantastic pictures …
Photographing a rugby match -- Sports in photography-on-the.net …
- https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=435105
- A friend of mine has asked me to photograph an amature rugby match he is playing in. He just wants a few prints of the game, its not for local papers or anything - just a personal thing. Anyway having said that, I still want the pictures to be as good as possible but having never done anything like this before does anyone have any suggestions ...
Camera settings for shooting Rugby | Phototalk
- https://www.phototalk.co.za/2011/09/camera-settings-for-shooting-rugby/
- Mode: Aperture Priority. F-Stop: D3 on F5 and the the D700 on F3.5. Exposure compensation on -1/3 of a stop. White balance: Auto. Picture Control: Vivid with the saturation -1 and the Contrast -1. ISO: Auto ISO from 200 – 3200 ISO and the minimum shutter on 1/1250. When shooting sport during the day I normally will shoot on Aperture Priority ...
Photographing an RBS 6 Nations rugby match | ePHOTOzine
- https://www.ephotozine.com/article/photographing-an-rbs-6-nations-rugby-match-11223
- From lower league football, spending a cold rainy Saturday afternoon sat on the sidelines of Yeovil Town or Hereford United, right up to Premier league / cup and international football and rugby ...
Photographing Rugby - my second attempt - Page 4
- https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/forums/thread41518-4.htm
- John. Re: Photographing Rugby - my second attempt. Originally Posted by William W. That’s an interesting angle on the photo and also an interesting question. I assumed this data: Camera to Subject Distance = 150’ / 50m. Subject to Background Distance 150’ / 50m. Circle of Confusion 0.016mm.
10 Tips for Expert-Level Sports Photography - EyeEm
- https://www.eyeem.com/blog/10-expert-tips-for-expert-level-sports-photography
- If you are photographing Rugby or Football and you want to cover both teams. I would suggest roving, following the play as it happens running up and down the pitch, ideally in front of the play. You might miss a run-away try or goal but you have the opportunity to get closer to the play.
Shooting rugby matches at night | Photo.net Photography Forums
- https://www.photo.net/discuss/threads/shooting-rugby-matches-at-night.502579/
- Realistically, for Rugby, a 400/2.8 Prime is only of a real benefit is you are one of a Pool of Photographers or if you are shooting solo using a 400/2.8 in concert with another camera and the 70 to 200 or three cameras and a you have a 300/2.8 on the third camera.
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