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wedding tips please
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wedding tips please
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wedding tips please
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All these replies are awesome def listen to them! But i just wanted to say after doing about a couple dozen weddings, have fun! Yeah pay attention to your settings and everything all day. But just have fun, it will show in the outcome.. Try not to...
For outdoor portraits find a spot where the subject(s) can look at a dark object or shaded area so they aren't squinting and the pupils dilate.
Window light is easy to work with and it rocks! By itself and/or with fill flash take at least a few p...
Also, what aperture is your 18-70mm. If it is below f/2.8, and it is an indoor wedding, it will be pretty much useless.
Love the POV here!!!
If you only have an 18-70mm lens, I would highly suggest renting a fast zoom lens (f/2.8 or faster). With the 18-70mm you aren't going to be able to get some of the most important shots (exchanging rings, lighting unity candle, kiss, candid shots ...
If you can afford it... take an assistant photographer.. they can help with off-camera lighting, getting the guest shots while you focus on the bride and groom, making sure you got all the "MUST HAVE" shots, they can carry the check list, so you d...
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- About Me:
- I am an amatuer photographer studying for a diploma in professional photography,I love the outdoors taking shots of wildlife and landscapes.
- What Photography Equipment do you Use?
- Sony Alpha 200 18-70mm lens
- Website:
- http://www.deviantart.com/davenrach
- Contact:
- davidstjohn5@hotmail.com
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- At 3:48pm on January 12, 2009,
Stuart Strutt said… - Hey David
Have a look on this page! This Guy has several top end DSLR and still loves the D40.
http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d40/d40-recommendations.htm
Again hope it helps!
- At 3:38pm on January 12, 2009, Stuart Strutt said…
- Hey David
The D40 for me is 100% perfect! It has simple and easy to navigate menus and it has you just enough settings to change and tweek to give you amazing shots, without complicating things! i havnt read a bad review on this D SLR! For the price also you get alot! Hope this helps mate!
Thank you for your comment Also! Back at ya really like your work!
- At 10:45am on January 10, 2009,
Earl E. Gibson said… - Hello David and Welcome to PictureSocial. Hope you find it an enjoyable place that you can learn and maybe teach others.
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Taken inside Detroit's old Train Station.
This is a weekly challenge dealing with different topics from portraits, lighting techniques, sketching etc. This is a challenge help and learn to be better photographers and being creative. Sharing and helping each other through critiques and tips.
Thanks everyone! I'm going to try to work on it a bit to get rid of the oversat in the cheeks. She was melting down.. and the sun came out and lit her face before I could dial the flash down.
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