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A tripod isn't essential for most photography. The only reason to use a tripod during daylight hours is when you want to use a long shutter speed to create a particular effect, like using an ND filter to blur a waterfall. When you're photographing at night though, being able to support your camera without touching it is extremely useful.
Read MoreNo matter how good your camera is, it can't shoot what it can't see. If there's a big crowd between you and the action, your photos will disappoint. Forget photographing major sporting events with huge crowds—you can't get close enough. Kick back and enjoy the game. In every other sporting situation, follow these tips from an expert action photographer.
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