“I am going to Disney World in a month and am trying to find out how I can get better photos from my vacation. What DSLR settings are the best for shooting fireworks? What are the best settings to use when wanting to photograph stationary objects and have people that are walking by blurred?”
“I would really appreciate any tips on cold weather shooting. I’ve never been very comfortable with taking my camera out in the cold and with winter quickly approaching any advice you can provide would be helpful. Tips on keeping my camera safe but also how to capture the beautiful white snow.”
“My question is how to set the white balance when shooting hockey. Should I use cards or use a piece of the ice as my reference? I have a Sigma 70-200 2.8 lens and still in some dimly lit arena’s it is a challenge to get good photos.”
“While photographing a moving subject, how can I better improve my skills and/or what photographic equipment(s) I shall look into, to achieve crisp and sharp images?”
“I enjoy doing sports photography that has a lot of action – what are my options for capturing fast action and stop action? I enjoy shooting both indoors and outdoors? Does this mean I should change lenses? Is there one lens or should I be looking at some choices? Are there options for filters that I should also consider?”
Currently I have a Canon 60D and a Sigma 18-250mm all in one lens. Love this lens for its versatility from Macro to zoom. I’m now looking into my next lens. Can you suggest my next lens? I’m more [interested in] people photography and at times, landscapes.
Everyone keeps telling me to get a prime lens, but it seems limiting to not have the ability to zoom. What benefit will I see from a prime lens? Do the pros use prime lenses or zoom lenses?