Not the quality of Mike's Edina photos but nonetheless:


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HuskiesD1 wrote:Love the second one with the goalies stick behind him in the crease.
I have one suggestion: Use a custom white balance. Take a picture of the ice after its zambonied, then choose Custom WB from your cameras menu. Select the ice picture then set your WB setting to "Custom", though it really depends on your camera.
Just saying it *is* possible to get good hockey pictures using a manual focus camera. As an owner of a 1D Mark II and a 40D, I understand that you really need to choose appropriate gear for what you are doing, but you could get decent shots with anything.mikempls wrote:I guess I disagree with you - camera does matter - there is a specific camera for each type of photographer and what they will be shooting.
Another suggestion for you - in shutter priority mode - trying dialing down your shutter speed for slower or still action and crank it back up when needed to keep your ISO lower on some slower speed shots.