Christina
14th of April 2009 (Tue), 21:33
I was shooting at a jazz club last night, and was able to get decent exposures around ISO 1600/3200 1/80 f1.8 with my 85mm and similar with a 50mm. But the DOF is then so shallow, I couldn't get more than one musician in focus at a time.
This made me wonder about the commonly scene ceremony shot where the photographer is in the back of the church, shooting with a wide angle lens, so you see all the congregation and the bride and groom, and all are in focus. How do you manage this in a dimly lit church without extra lighting? (I don't have any church weddings on the horizon, but I am curious.)
This made me wonder about the commonly scene ceremony shot where the photographer is in the back of the church, shooting with a wide angle lens, so you see all the congregation and the bride and groom, and all are in focus. How do you manage this in a dimly lit church without extra lighting? (I don't have any church weddings on the horizon, but I am curious.)