Tapeman
27th of January 2004 (Tue), 10:39
At my daughter's wedding in Santa Barbara, CA. naturally I had my camera stuff with me.
Looking at the images, I realized my original intentions of taking very nice photos of this occasion became blurred. Working with a softening filter and having the camera mostly in the Av & Tv modes was OK at first but as the evening wore on my concentration faded.
Lesson? When the coctails start flowing, put on a UV filter & use full auto everything. Turn off custom functions such as#4 (AE lock button for focus)
You may be seeing double, but unless someone gives your camera a coctail or two it doesen't.
Thank goodness we had a proffessional photographer. He did a fabulous job in spite of not having equipment as good as mine. He said he is considering Canon digital.
Looking at the images, I realized my original intentions of taking very nice photos of this occasion became blurred. Working with a softening filter and having the camera mostly in the Av & Tv modes was OK at first but as the evening wore on my concentration faded.
Lesson? When the coctails start flowing, put on a UV filter & use full auto everything. Turn off custom functions such as#4 (AE lock button for focus)
You may be seeing double, but unless someone gives your camera a coctail or two it doesen't.
Thank goodness we had a proffessional photographer. He did a fabulous job in spite of not having equipment as good as mine. He said he is considering Canon digital.