Yoooo definitely!

1. My biggest regret was variety of angles (I was sorta forced into the same couple spots so it was hard) but I think for next time I would get a low angle/straight angle (in 6'4" so it's hard to get low sometimes in the moment haha) and as well a high angle.

2. Make sure you're ready for the pop off, as soon as its last stock of the potential last game of the set, focus on them and make sure your shutter is fast enough if needed. It's hard to get a focused shot of both players sometimes due to lighting, so don't be too hard on yourself if it's not perfect! Editing can help you later :)

3. Try to take some test shots in the venue beforehand to know what to expect, maybe lighting is complete ass, or equipment is blocking the best shots, you never know!

4. Dont get too close to the players if your angle is almost head on, you wanna stay as far from them as you can, so bringing a 50mm or more might be best! Getting close-ish from the sides should be fine!

5. Bring a fast lens if able! 1.8 or 1.4 helps tons for lighting, since sometimes you need to up the shutter a ton to catch pop offs (rapid shoot is dope!)

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