In a message dated 2/18/01 2:41:50 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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<< I'm going to want some reasonably action-stopping shutter speeds
(although
I'll do a few slower shots for effect); 1/125 or faster would be great if I
could
get it. >>
But you know panning with the subject is a form of stop-action shooting and
the blurred backgrounds will impart the sense of speed and action.
You do have to reconnoiter the site, and since you're not likely to capture
much color without flash, you might choose to shoot a fast B&W film, 3200 at
least.
Mafud
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