There are some shots you can get with experience, and some that you need
a fast motor drive to get consistently. To get balls coming off tennis
racket faces, or baseballs off bats (and not just in the frame) you need
more than just good timing. There are few sports today that you can get
professional level photographs of using a Speed Graphic. Having all the
latest hot snot gear won't guarantee you getting consistent pro level
pictures, but not having it will guarantee that you won't. There are
certain types of photography where equipment really does count.
BR
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My point exactly! You're much better served by experience and getting the
shot at the right moment than by depending on the camera to do something you
should learn to do yourself. I guess my age shows. When in college I shot
sports for the annual using a Speed Graphic.
Bill
