Indoor photography of sports like basketball can be challenging when you cannot use flash. School gyms are notoriously dark and less than optimal for sports photography. The only technique available for capturing good images in this circumstance involve using the high ISO setting on your digital SLR. Check out some examples of this here.
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06/02/2009
ISO Settings Used for Indoor Sports Photography
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