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Re: FIRST Photography: How do YOU cover it?

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Originally Posted by Carol
Any hints on how to get the low light shots and not get blurry?
Tripod would be your best solution. Things that move will be blurred, but that will be part of the action.

Letting the flash fire for shots like that comes out good sometimes. The flash will freeze the subject, but if the shutter stays open you will also get some blurring from the frozen-part showing the motion along with the detail.
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