d100 and action sports advice ??

I have a nikon d100 and I would like to try action sports photos as an option for my part time sport photo business. My current lense is only 35-80 telephoto. I need to upgrade. I would appreciate some recommendations on:

--Best type of zoom lense for outdoors and indoors action photos.

--Best camera settings ( ISO, shutterspeeds etc. )

--- best software for processing photos

--- most efficient business strategy regarding the taking and selling of action photos.

other helpful hints.

s tulk said:

I have a nikon d100 and I would like to try action sports photos as
an option for my part time sport photo business. My current lense
is only 35-80 telephoto. I need to upgrade. I would appreciate some
recommendations on:

--Best type of zoom lense for outdoors and indoors action photos.

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70-200 or 80-200/2,8

RST109621 said:

--Best camera settings ( ISO, shutterspeeds etc. )

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1/500 s, below you will get some motion blur

RST109621 said:

--- best software for processing photos

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Photoshop

RST109621 said:

--- most efficient business strategy regarding the taking and
selling of action photos.

other helpful hints.

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http://www.pbase.com/interactive

PerL said:

s tulk said:

I have a nikon d100 and I would like to try action sports photos as
an option for my part time sport photo business. My current lense
is only 35-80 telephoto. I need to upgrade. I would appreciate some
recommendations on:

--Best type of zoom lense for outdoors and indoors action photos.

Click to expand...

70-200 or 80-200/2,8

PerL said:

--Best camera settings ( ISO, shutterspeeds etc. )

Click to expand...

1/500 s, below you will get some motion blur

PerL said:

--- best software for processing photos

Click to expand...

Photoshop

PerL said:

--- most efficient business strategy regarding the taking and
selling of action photos.

other helpful hints.

Click to expand...

--
http://www.pbase.com/interactive

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I love my 80-200/2.8, I take alot of Nascar pics and other racing at Sears Point, FYI, be sure to use a 1/30 or 1/60 and pan your subjects to get that moving tire look and background movement....

Scott