In this video I share my photography settings for shooting sports photography. It’s not always easy doing photography in low light. Especially fast paced sports and fitness photography. But there are approaches you can take, by adjusting your shutter speed, ISO and F-stop to still get great sports photos in these conditions.

For this shoot I made contact with Cage Warriors Champion Dominic Wooding. Shooting in a gym, with ambient light, I share my camera settings and talk you through my thought process on how I approached this photoshoot. Going through the key moments which shaped my thinking and my approach during the shoot.

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Evoc Bag Review – https://youtu.be/p4TZU64cawE
Canon R6 Review – https://youtu.be/IXqulCXcJog
Photography Workflow – https://youtu.be/0-mGghsJa0k
Dynamic Sports Photography in Studio tutorial – https://youtu.be/ojGIu3EzATk

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Welcome to my YouTube channel where I share behind the scenes videos, practical reviews and chat about all things photography from my perspective as a “commercial” photographer living here in London.

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