Best Camera & Lens setup to get great indoor basketball photos @PMRTV
Best Camera & Lens setup to get great indoor basketball photos  @PMRTV
Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Walking into dark gyms can be tough when you have the wrong equipment. Pictures come out dark, with lots of motion blur, and nothing can seem to be sharp and in focus. Using a newer lightweight mirrorless camera matched with a fast short telephoto prime lens is the answer. In this video I describe a camera and lens system that will give you a perfect small system that won't break the bank. I talk about the Sony A6700 camera body which can shoot up to 10 frames per second, and I offer information on three different prime lenses that will get the job done so you can be proud of your work.
Best Camera & Lens setup to get great indoor basketball photosMotoPat Episode 9: My New Suzuki Vstrom 800DE vs. Honda TransalpRental Rescue Episode 11: We finish the closet floor!The new Sony E 10-20mm f/4 PZ G Lens is outstanding for video and stills on FF AND APS-C camerasRental Rescue Ep. 7:  How much have I spent so far?  Will the mud, tape, and sanding ever end?I shot moonrise/sunrise this morning in one of the most beautiful places:  The Valley of Fire.Sony A9III Pre-Capture Explained with Menu Help by Patrick Murphy-RaceyRental Rescue:  Ep. 1  I got a rental back after a year and the damage is real.  Time to fix it!Sony A9III and its Relationship with Flash Duration.  A fast camera needs a fast strobe!Using camera media for storage?  I do. SD cards, CF Express Type A & B cards are all useful.Nova Scotia at f/4: A week with Sony A7CII & 3 lenses shooting Whales, birds in flight, and natureWatch Me Set Up LED Lighting in My YouTube Studio Using 4- Westcott L60-Bs, by Patrick Murphy-Racey
PM-R TV |

Best Camera & Lens setup to get great indoor basketball photos

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER