Tigerkn wrote in post #13314875
You are sick as usual!!! I am still a Fan.
I am in the process of moving from Crop & Crop to FF & Crop, if you don't mind, could you please help to briefly share a break down on your usage of your setup glasses (14mm Mark II f/2.8 L - 35mm f/1.4 L - 50 mm f/1.2 L - 70-200 f/2.8 L IS) during the wedding day.
Thanks in advance Leninglass!
Thank you Tigerkn! I love full Frame. You wouldn't want to shoot crop ever again once you go full. I usually have 2 bodies on me. One usually has a 14mm if the room is small but if its roomy, I have the 35mm on one and the 50mm on the other. My bag is always close by so I can use the 70-200 for some candid's (sp?) and usually, for the rest of the day, I switch out between ALL of them. There is a time that will call for any of them so not really a specific time to use any of the big boys =D
john stakes wrote in post #13314931Thanks for sharing. I'm a little jealous how you got the whites in the dress! Very bright but containing great detail. This is something I'm still trying to master.
May I ask, is this a result of hilight tone priority? Good monitor? Both?
And all natural light. Wow. Love em!
JS
I cheat a little =D Usually, I expose for the mid-tone and fix any under-exposure in lightroom or photoshop and add FILL and boost up the Dark =]
canongrip wrote in post #13315131Love the 3rd.
In the last photo, what are people doing/have in their hands?
They were supposed to be butterflies but they were still a bit frozen for them to fly successfully =D FAIL
