Also... For my wedding adventures. I need to know which filters for what? What filter will make the photo softer when I take it? Overall filters, and what they do? THANKS.
Also... For my wedding adventures. I need to know which filters for what? What filter will make the photo softer when I take it? Overall filters, and what they do? THANKS.
Put your camera on a pillow when shooting.
To be honest, most of the shots in your galleries of people are kind of soft already. Stop worrying about the gear that you need. You have a camera (and I hope a speedlight) all you need to take good pictures is a camera, light, and a subject. The rest of the gear is a bennie, but not required to take good pictures.
Put your camera on a pillow when shooting.
To be honest, most of the shots in your galleries of people are kind of soft already. Stop worrying about the gear that you need. You have a camera (and I hope a speedlight) all you need to take good pictures is a camera, light, and a subject. The rest of the gear is a bennie, but not required to take good pictures.
A pillow, huh? Hardy har har I do have a speedlight. Be honest about the wedding photos that you saw. How were those?
The one thing that I would like to get before I shoot is a bracket. Think I should?
Before I post: There is no one difinitive way to shoot and mine is just one opinion.
That being said, brackets are crap. Your better off getting a Gary Fong Lightsphere (just google it). This compliment to your flash, while cumbersome, will add (relatively) nice light to your shots. This is also becoming a standard w/ certain groups of wedding photogs.
I'd post a different thread asking for a critique on your wedding shots so your thread doesn't jump around so much.
Before I post: There is no one difinitive way to shoot and mine is just one opinion.
That being said, brackets are crap. Your better off getting a Gary Fong Lightsphere (just google it). This compliment to your flash, while cumbersome, will add (relatively) nice light to your shots. This is also becoming a standard w/ certain groups of wedding photogs.
I'd post a different thread asking for a critique on your wedding shots so your thread doesn't jump around so much.
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To be honest, most of the shots in your galleries of people are kind of soft already. Stop worrying about the gear that you need. You have a camera (and I hope a speedlight) all you need to take good pictures is a camera, light, and a subject. The rest of the gear is a bennie, but not required to take good pictures.
A pillow, huh? Hardy har har
The one thing that I would like to get before I shoot is a bracket. Think I should?
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That being said, brackets are crap. Your better off getting a Gary Fong Lightsphere (just google it). This compliment to your flash, while cumbersome, will add (relatively) nice light to your shots. This is also becoming a standard w/ certain groups of wedding photogs.
I'd post a different thread asking for a critique on your wedding shots so your thread doesn't jump around so much.
-Jon
Thanks.
I appreciate the input.
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