Want to improve your volleyball photography? Read more about photographer positions, types of images, required equipment, and much more.

Jun 8, 2015 · Volleyball is a very vertical or tall sport, and is usually best shot in portrait orientation, with occasional ones in landscape. If using a 70-200 lens, be warned, there is a lot of zooming in and out involved (one of the reasons I prefer to shoot this sport with a fixed lens).

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Jun 1, 2017 · In this post I’m sharing a few tips for action sports photography; specifically, how I capture great women’s indoor volleyball pictures. Everything from capturing players’ emotions, shooting angles at courtside and camera settings to photograph on the net action when there’s a …

Pro Photographer explains how to Photograph Volleyball. Come with me and see my POV while shooting volleyball. Tips on gear, settings, focusing, indoor light...

Sep 10, 2014 · The key elements are the same as in most sports photographs; focus, face (especially the eyes), action, and the ball. “Shoot Tight and Crop Tighter” applies to volleyball too. This tutorial will discuss the elements needed to capture …

Dec 31, 2024 · In this extensive guide, we delve into the world of volleyball photography, covering various styles, essential tips, recommended equipment, post-processing techniques, and the strategic showcasing of your work.

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Sep 2, 2019 · Here are ten tips for making better volleyball photos. 1. Arrive Early – This seems to crop up in most of my posts about making better photos. When you get to the venue early you have time to set up your gear. That is a big thing. You can also get to know the team a little better.