Recent content by KTC

Yes, it's a single licence for Championship, L1 and L2. You don't work your way up division by division.

League 1 and League 2 are both part of the English Football League alongside the Championship. They all come under the same Dataco licence.

Whether it's because it's a PL licence, or an agency rather than individual one so they're being stricter, who knows.

Never mind pre-season, they're apparently not even counting FA Cup match action shots.

This. YouTubers do sometimes get in trouble if their video starts showing a little too much (or at all) of the actual match.

At Olympics and some of the other major events, many of those lenses would be borrowed from Canon. There's going to be a few staff togs left whose equipment's from employer. The freelancers going to have a range of from the latest to several generations old. From a distance, you'll see a big...

Maybe give back button focus a try and see if you get better results? Unless you're great at holding the shutter half way, you're going to want to give your camera/lens time to get the focus before you take the shots you want.

So I think you need to work out whether you missed focus because your camera&lens is not focusing fast enough for your need & is still focusing when you're taking the shot, or whether you simply missed it and had the focus point on a different part of the picture than you wanted. How are you...

I've looked at it again. Okay, you intended to the blog page title ("Template images of football players") to say what it does. It just look to me like it's a boilerplate template text that you haven't updated.

You have some templated text on the blog home page and on that specific blog you ought to change.

Don't be tempted to change batteries, memory cards, or lenses over the water either. ;)

Resist the temptation when you're photographing them. ;)

Would a polariser make any difference?

Did he (does he) referee Edinburgh Uni intramural football matches? If so, I think I remember him from my time about 20 years ago!

Connect your PW to your computer and then run the PW Utility program from their website. Seems like a 1.x firmware is the "legacy" version, with 2.x the E release. (Though testing my own comment above, I'm not sure how my firmware is 2.700 whereas the latest firmware for 3e is 2.505...