Nikon D40 Digital Camera with G-II 18-55mm Lens "action pictures" Questions

...camera Nikon d3000, I am having a problem taking action shots even in Sports mode. The action is blurred. Can you help? Turn of the high quality mode to low quality mode... pictures will be

...action pictures Ive taken action/sport pictures outside with great success using the sport setting and continuous shutter mode. When i used the same setting inside a gym my action shots were blurry. ...

pictures How do you use the dials to determine a good picture. The settings depend on what you're trying to say with the picture. You probably wouldn't want the same settings for a portrait as

...action pictures of people dancing. The flash does the same thing for the camera. Check your manual and it should tell you the maximum shutter speed at which the camera is synchronized with the flash. ...

...pictures? when I put it on the lowest aperage I still have a little blurring. On auto it is too dark and when I put it on shutter speed it was also too dark I take it you're shooting indoors? To get ...

...in pro cameras and lenses that are needed to shoot action in low light. I have a D300 and a 70-200mm f2.8 lens that together cost almost $4000 and it can barely do it. How bad do you want

When I am in action mode (with the dial turned to the running man my picture is blurry and yellow The mode you mention above is prioritized for speed moving object such as racing, basketball game, etc

action shots and the camera will fall back into "lower definition' mode and take 3 5 or 7 photo's per second. For example -- Tennis player hitting the ball , press continuous and you will have several

action pictures When I take action pictures with my nikon d80 they are blurry even when put on the sport setting. The sport setting uses a faster shutter speed to stop motion. However, if you have the

...pictures. They are action shots. We are not allowed to use flash and the lighting is extremely low in the auditorium. If there isn't good lighting on the stage (nevermind the auditorium), your ...