For those interested in photography, the low light conditions required maximum ISO of 5000, with shutter speeds in excess of 1/2000 second, to try to get a glimpse of the ball. I used an F2.8 70-200mm lens, with the vast majority of the shots taken at 70mm. When shooting through glass it is ideal to have the camera lens directly touching the glass. This helps to reduce glare. However, that is easier said than done when a missile is coming at the glass. I did not risk my lens and camera, as the force of a direct hit may have damaged both.
Peeter Põldre
PHOTO GALLERY – Potos by Peeter Põldre (2015)