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Old 22nd of November 2008 (Sat)   #1
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Default Shooting sports with a 50/1.8......Manual Focus?

My 70-200/4 isn't fast enough for high school basketball shooting, but my adapted nikkor AF 50mm f/1.8 prime is. But it is manual focus only. Is it possible to take sports shots with a manual focus lens?

How did sports photographers in the pre-AF era do it?
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