What is the best sport setting?
230691
I would say the dynamic picture setting is the best for sports. brighter colors. But it does depend on where the TV is in the house. If it is in a dark room then Dynamic may be too bright and could start to hurt your eyes after watching an entire game.
230692
We just watched the NBA finals with Cable HD and no special settings. All was very good.
1689682
I'm sure this is late info for you and now useless, however, YES it does have a 'sports' mode. It is under shooting modes in the menu. Simply not on the dial. It also has a continuous shooting mode for fast action shots. You can download the manual from Fujifilm. com, and or look on the web sight for the technical information on the camera.Kind Regards
1983039
Hi Dee, this Sony DSCW830 doesn't have a sports mode under its shooting mode. -Ely
582226
Hello, Yes you can have a setting for each club. You can not have 2 settings for one unless you switch out the readers each time. Thank You, Jarrett
795051
great lens for sports. Your a little slow with the f/4 but just increase your iso or lower your shutter speed a bit and youll be fine. It might be a bit short for professional sports.
2038356
You can use badminton or tennis scoring, anything you like actually. Stay within boundaries, fouls, net balls etc. But this set makes it so easy, especially if its windy. It soars! You don't have to hit so hard, but it takes some skill to get it just right too. FUN!! Well made.
1278286
Olympic Weight set would be the best in my opinion. you can use standard but the bar could only hold so much.
1717519
Basically, Higher Tension = More Control; Lower Tension = More Power. Comes down to player preference. Personally I like higher tension because I like to get the ball as close to the tin as possible but if you like power.. go looser. Or something in the middle if you want well-rounded.CheersPaul
1989225
I do not know? Right out of the box it was perfect for me. I've never had to change the settings. I've owned it for over a year now.
839832
you can adjust to any setting you want within a range of 62 - 89, I bought two and I will be buying more for sure.
1888016
It depends what setting you have on. On balanced it goes up to 5 for normal activities. If you are playing games expect way less.
1182640
Yes. You can set player one to have 10 minutes for the game, and player two to have 5 minutes, or any other interval. It is fully adjustable. It takes only a few moments to make the setting.
1604759
Yes "FREE" setting you just keep score... The timed games just gives you the count down and gets the kids moving quickly at the end. The kids love it and the ref button stops any fighting... we all agree that if someone calls foul we just hit the foul button and whatever they say goes.
702400
Yes 1 setting will be fine I have mine set and I have hit tragets futher than 25the yards without touching it
1646831
It has the following ISO settings: Auto, 80, 100, 200, 400. I usually left mine set at 80 or 100.
1529764
Calibration takes a little time. I'd give the total set 3.5stars. I'm content with the purchase. Sports is best viewed on a plasma, but with the right settings sports should be clear. I like the fact that the large tv scree doesn't make the picture blurry
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It's got good performance in the auto modes. While I haven't used the sports setting, I can say it's got plenty of shutter speed to stop action and good reproduction at ISO settings so you'll get good shots even in low light. The burst rate is good and the auto focus tracks reasonably well. It'll get the job done and you won't need to read more than the manual to get started.