the subject through your view inder, for example
horse or boat racing, it is a good idea to have your
camera attached to a monopod to give extra stability
with your DSLR camera and zoom lens set on AF
sports mode and stabiliser. The monopod gives
you freedom of movement in conined spaces or
a crowded venue. Stabilisation is the best option
for sharp images for hand-held shooting, giving
the ultimate freedom of movement while trying to
capture a moving object such as wildlife or action
at a football match, so you can zoom in on your
subject matter.Photographs
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Above left: Galah in freeze-frame motion, taken with 400mm
zoom lens Fstop 8, Shutter speed 2000, ISO 100.
Above right: Rainbow Lorikeet in close up sharp detail in freeze-
frame, taken with 400mm zoom lens Fstop 8, Shutter speed
1600, ISO 100.
Right: Pelican catching ish shows sharp-blur together, taken with
400mm zoom lens Fstop 8, Shutter speed 1250, ISO 100.Opposite page:
Top: A male and female Wallaroo in light, freeze-frame, taken
with 400mm zoom lens Fstop 8, Shutter speed 2000, ISO 100.
Bottom: Plumed Cattle Egret carrying nesting material, taken
with 400mm Fstop 8, Shutter speed 2000, ISO 100.SHOOTING FOR ART