for that matter, not sure I've ever shot a horse and rider...and a tag-along-dog before. Anyway, it was quite dim and I ended up using ISO 800, F 2.8 and an EV of +5. I guess I could have bumped the ISO higher, but in that dim light, I am sure it would have been way over the top grain-wise.
Any suggestions from the horse people out there as to ways to compensate from crappy light and lots of action?
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7th July 2011, 04:49 AM #1
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Never tried Shooting a horse and rider indoors...well,
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7th July 2011, 04:55 AM #2
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Re: Never tried Shooting a horse and rider indoors...well,
I'm looking at it only phone... But, I like it. The dog adds a fun touch to it. Good shot.
oh.. I am not a horse person... I'm a dog person. 
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