Hi,
I'm planning on filming at a dog agility course.

Putting aside any concerns; what sort of camera settings would be useful for both still and motion?

No help? I'm struggling with getting this right

For motion 4K/60 and 1/120 shutter in h.264 codec. 4K will ensure you can reframe if your picture becomes uncentered and 60 fps is always good for action, being able to slow it down in post and make it more dramatic and surreal (if that's the effect you want).

For stills I would just shoot raw dng's.

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Experiment with active track too - from a fair distance.

The prop noise will certainly distract them.

Been there, done that.


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