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10/14/2007 10:17:57 PM · #101 |
1. Tripod
2. Fast lens 2.8 IS or 1.8 minimum
3. ISO 800 to 1600
4. RAW
5. Exposure 1 stop over
6. Neat Image to remove ISO noise
7. AND MOST IMPOSTANT ... go there as soon as possible, take lots of practise shots, go home and experiment with photoshop.
8. Have fun |
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10/14/2007 10:29:21 PM · #102 |
Originally posted by PhantomEWO:
1. Tripod
2. Fast lens 2.8 IS or 1.8 minimum
3. ISO 800 to 1600
4. RAW
5. Exposure 1 stop over
6. Neat Image to remove ISO noise
7. AND MOST IMPOSTANT ... go there as soon as possible, take lots of practise shots, go home and experiment with photoshop.
8. Have fun |
Day late and a dollar short :-) She was shooting it yesterday...
R.
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10/14/2007 10:34:10 PM · #103 |
You Should talk to the church coordinator. Churches with really strict photography guidelines will usually let you use a flash for the precessional and recessional shots....as well as flowers to the mother. A 50 mm 1.8 with high ISO should cover you during the ceremony. I would try to sit in a pew behind the parents, next to the center aisle to get shots of the ring exchange and kiss and be ready to leap out with flash ready for when they walk out. The first two pews will be for family, talk to them during prep and plan to have them leave room for you to take a seat. Its not as terrible as it seems.
oops
Message edited by author 2007-10-14 22:38:20. |
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10/15/2007 08:53:36 AM · #104 |
Errrrrrrrrrrr...
Let's see some pics!!! :) |
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10/15/2007 09:00:36 AM · #105 |
WOO HOOO - My photography cherry has been popped so to speak, and the wedding is over. I'm glad you were all thinking of me, it must have worked because the wedding was a great success. I just got home last night and this afternoon (when I get home from work) I will begin some editing and post some for you.
It was a challenge - the lighting was tough, but the lens and the tripod pulled through. The family was a hammy bunch and the chemistry was great. I can't wait to have you all roast my pictures...... I'll post some soon.
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10/15/2007 09:03:08 AM · #106 |
YAYYYYYYY!!! Wedding photos!!
I'll be looking forward to that!! I am sure they are just great!! :)
Glad you had a good time and glad everything went well :) |
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10/15/2007 09:42:50 AM · #107 |
Happy to hear that the DPC "family" advice was helpful for you in this case. I wonder how it would have turned out if you had tried to do the shoot with only the lens that you refered to in the original post?
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10/16/2007 12:36:50 AM · #108 |
Well, tomorrow I am going to have to purchase more space on here because I'm at 99.7 percent full. :( Here are the three I could upload right now.... you can also visit my myspace for more as the night goes on. :)
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My myspace page is:
CLICK HERE
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10/16/2007 02:02:25 AM · #109 |
| Left a couple of comments. Not intended to bring you down. Just a honest feedback and suggestions on what could make those even better, taking into consideration that you cannot reshoot :-) |
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10/17/2007 07:21:22 PM · #110 |
So how did the indoor shots turn out... those were the ones you were peeing your pants over. Was it as dark as you feared? Did the fast lens you rented help out on the indoor shots?
Mike
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10/17/2007 07:39:50 PM · #111 |
Message edited by author 2007-10-17 19:40:10. |
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10/23/2007 07:09:22 PM · #112 |
Originally posted by KevinG:
What????
Rent online. You can rent L glass for $50 a week.
borrowlenses.com
rentglass.com |
Kevin, thanks for the mention.
Let me introduce myself. My name is Max and I am one of the owners of //www.BorrowLenses.com - an online camera gear rental store. If you guys have any questions about our service, I will keep monitoring this thread, so ask away.
Thanks,
Max
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10/23/2007 07:16:24 PM · #113 |
Originally posted by CalamitysMaster00:
Well, tomorrow I am going to have to purchase more space on here because I'm at 99.7 percent full. :( |
Do you use photoshop to edit? You need to ave those smaller. I noticed one was 103571 bytes. That is huge.
Use this:
//www.dpchallenge.com/tutorial.php?TUTORIAL_ID=26
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