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For sports photography, why wouldn't you want stacked exposures for the non-moving background parts of the frame? If it allows getting a comparable noise floor
by HALtheWise 5y ago
For sports photography, why wouldn't you want stacked exposures for the non-moving background parts of the frame? If it allows getting a comparable noise floor with faster shutter speeds, that seems like a strictly good trade.
- aspyct 5y agoI see where this is coming from, but I don't care about the background being noisy and blurry. If anything, that's a plus in my book. However I want the subject to be tack-sharp, and he's moving and changing shape all the time.