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**corsar-caribean** · 07-21-2006, 02:43 PM

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I'm looking for some opinions and tips regarding photographing kendo. I tried doing some photography for our club at the Austin Taikai in 2004, but wasn't too happy with the outcome. I have a rather old Olympus C2500L DSLR, and I was using a tripod, but couldn't get rid of motion blur. Does anyone have any ideas regarding the appropriate shutter speed, especially for indoor lighting (the tournament was at their Rec Center, and I think it was an indoor basketball court).

And does anyone know how one might compensate for fluorescent lighting?

07-21-2006, 02:43 PM	#1
corsar-caribean Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 434 Senior Member	Kendo and photography All I'm looking for some opinions and tips regarding photographing kendo. I tried doing some photography for our club at the Austin Taikai in 2004, but wasn't too happy with the outcome. I have a rather old Olympus C2500L DSLR, and I was using a tripod, but couldn't get rid of motion blur. Does anyone have any ideas regarding the appropriate shutter speed, especially for indoor lighting (the tournament was at their Rec Center, and I think it was an indoor basketball court). And does anyone know how one might compensate for fluorescent lighting?
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