September 2013
Beginner
288 pages
6h 31m
English
book
Peter Read Miller on Sports Photography: A Sports Illustrated photographer’s tips, tricks, and tales on shooting football, the Olympics, and portraits of athletes
by Peter Read Miller
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5. The Olympics: Faster, Higher, Stronger
Enzo Lefort of France and James-Andrew Davis of Great Britain in the Men’s Team Foil in London. This photo was made using the Canon EOS-1D X’s in-camera multiple exposure capability. This image works well as a multiple exposure for two reasons: the contrast between the fencers’ light-colored uniforms and the dark background, and the linear nature of their motion.
Canon EOS-1D X, Canon EF 24–70mm lens at 50mm, f3.2 @ 1/2500, ISO 2000.
Covering the Olympics has given me some of the greatest thrills of my career. In this chapter, I’ll talk about what makes the Games so special, some of the gear and techniques ...
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