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Positioned myself at the top of a very steep long hill so by the time they got there no one was happy -

I've been doing a lot of "running" photography and am about to step it up. Used to use a 200 2.8 on a crop-sensor, but am now a full-framer. I cringe when runners wave at me during a race so ...

The current Canon 135 2.0 (some say the Sigma is "better" so if that's the case it must be not of this world) and an update to the current Canon 85 1.8 (it's generally "perfect" except for CA in ...

... but these things do take time.  Most who are successful begin their success at the exact point in time where everyone else ends in failure; FAILURE I say. ...

That's the type of color/contrast that makes me say, "Yes indeedy."

Keeping my day job regardless.

Would a USM lens also be good?

Thanks.  Mostly just me indoors in one position, but occasionally outdoors onsite.  The outdoors one would almost definitely point to a camcorder. With that, I'm looking at the Panasonic HC-V770K.  ...

...mostly for a budding YouTube career. Thanks.

Is maybe the 400 5.6 a "better" lens?

Anyone love the 300 4.0 IS on a Canon 6D for outdoor sports (especially "running" events)? Also, doable indoors with high ISO at stage performances? Had the 200 2.8 on a crop-sensor and it was ...

Canon 10-18, 24mm STM and any 50mm lens.

Many thanks.  Using my FB page as a hub and, if you get a chance, check out my pinned post/guide.  Always open to critique to make it better. Thanks again. https://www.facebook.com/groups/RunningPh ...

Thanks.  By now I was shooting in RAW so they're probably all cropped at least a little. Typically tried to keep the shutter speed around 1/640 if possible and probably not below 1/400 if I could ...

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While I'm at it, I just started this "Running Photography" FB page - https://www.facebook.com/groups/RunningPhotography/

I'm stepping up my "race" photography with the following thoughts on aperture (on full-frame/6D) - f/11 for the start f/6.3 for small groups f/2.8 for individuals Of course, depending on how dark ...