Sports photography tips and settings for Nikon and Canon.

In this video I share tips on how to take better photos of sports and moving subjects using Canon and Nikon DSLR Cameras.

MY GEAR LIST (2021 update)

CAMERA BAGS

FOLLOW ME
Thank you for supporting the Photo Genius channel, please like and subscribe - new videos posted weekly.

We participate on the Amazon affiliates program - this helps provide us with the necessary funds required to produce video content by earning a commission on sales at no cost to you.

#sportsphotography #photography #photogenius

[romanrubaj]

Seriously, one of the best channel I came across. Explanation is so concise. Thank you.

[davidmeyer]

I'm an absolute 72 year old greenhorn trying to learn modern day photography and love your easy understandable videos that are helping me considerably. Thank you.

[jenniferdrug]

So thankful I came across this video!! I’m certainly not a professional photographer...just a mom trying to get some really great shots of her goalkeeper! Your videos have given me the confidence to FINALLY take my camera out of auto mode. Thank you!!!

[debrapeasley]

Every Nikon and Canon camera should come with a copy of this video to get people started. I figured things out through much trial and error; I'm happy to see I have the right idea.

[goldrace]

The old saying: Lean 1 thing a day ! The flashing F was my 1 thing ! Thanks for your time !

[virtualworldsbyloff]

3 extra tips - 1 - ISO Auto works better cause when the apperture is not enough it will know and go up just enough to solve the exposure problem and whenever it checks the apperture is enough it goes down, so you only get as grainny pics as it's needed and never above that, I call it the Policeman cause it's constantly assuring effeciency / 2 - You did not suggested exactly what fast speed to use, I would recommend around 1/2000, more would be great (1/3200) but that can pull up the ISO too much / 3 - To avoid big deviations meetering area should not be on dot, but given sometimes the big difference in light from subject to background, centre weighted meetering shall be better than full matrix/evaluative, cheers and keep up the excellent work

[TheMyloh]

YOU ROCK. Of all the videos on YouTube you are the best . Humble, knowledgeable and fun . You’re a very nice teacher !

[rustyshackelford]

brother you are slowly helping me become a better photographer

[davidsmithweck]

I'm a n00b photographer and I about gave up on my Canon until this video. Thank you!!!!

[ryancampbell]

Simple and fast tips to execute as I head out the door to watch my son play football! The test at home seemed to work so I am excited for tonight's game.

[barrylmiller]

Thank you for this video! I'm a photographer for my son's football team and was looking for tips and this video was extremely helpful!! Thank you!

[donnalowe]

Sports photography is something I’d like to expand out to so Thankyou for this tutorial it really is the only one that made any sense

[YoCZfina]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I love taking pics of my kids games and I didn’t know how to use my camera. Tomorrow morning I’m trying all these tips for my daughters soccer semi finals game. Appreciate it so much!

[greenlady]

Brilliant video. Total amateur here, with a great interest in sports photography. This was so well explained. Looking forward to going through other tips. Cheers.

[snumbers]

Great tutorial. The way you explain everything in a very clear and concise way is brilliant.

[wmeredith]

Again Paul, another great video... I visited my local auto race track and tried to get pics of race cars on the track... My results were horrible... lol... It’s mid January and now I cannot wait for the race season to begin so I can get the pics I have wanted for so long... Thank you so very much...

[nizarjiwan]

Simple to understand. Thank you. Much to be said about your focussed and no-nonsense style of communication.

[TheMyloh]

I think you Rock, I just bought a Canon rebel T7 and had no idea how to use it, I had looked at other videos and they talk so fast and they move their fingers in the camera so fast I will start keeping up with them. You make this look easy in your comfortable in your reach out to your customer and you know how to show the camera and you are patient you’re my kind of teacher I liked your style. Great work! Hopefully I will be taking wildlife pictures and of my dogs and so forth someday I’ll be good as youWith your help. God bless

[colleen]

This video was so helpful! The step by step instructions was just what I needed.

[alishafisher]

I can't thank you enough for very informative videos. I am new to using my camera Nikon D3500 and your videos have helped me with settings that I have/had no clue about. Thank you so much!