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i have nothing to do this august 14 im a tourist in singapore and i am a photographer by profession i will be shooting a pre nuptial pictorial there this august but the said date august 14 is my vacant day i am more willing to photo shoot ur dinner party for the payment u want or the budget u...

up for this lens 24mm

f5.6 so dark if ever that is the scenario try to use direct flash and use a stofen you can adjust the power of your ttl but adjust the setting in you cam flash setting... the under exposed is better than the over exposed but dont practice doing it. i hope i did help you.

in my experience that will depend on the store. in my experience i lost the receipt when i went to the canon service center they told that no need for the receipt because the store already registered my cam online and they did not charge me anything.

yes its exposure compensation.. this is the one you just adjust when u use P, Av mode etc. when morning use 200 iso or 400 and evening use 800 iso or just adjust the compensation so you could have the perfect shoot. i hope i did help you in some ways thanks and good luck...

the 18-200 lens almost cover everything. that's why i suggest he get it... yes your right you can attach the best lens for the required shot but street photography is not portrait photography you can not ask the subject to do again the shot you want him to do. we talk of secs just a snap you...

try the yongnuo yn560 almost same as the 580ex, fast recycling and the design is good also... i bought 4 of this flash and they work perfectly

set your metering mode to "0"

Great shots! A noob question. So using the lighting equipment you can archive the evening sky effect? Coz in the behind-the-scene video, it seems kinda bright day..... if he did not use strobe flash the subject would be back lighted. he uses the flash so that the subject would come out. i...

i recommend the 85mm 1.8 for portraits lens and the best aperture for me is f8. and for sun glare shoot try high aperture low shutter and iso 100 just try it use tripod also and shutter release cord or remote shutter. the the advantage of your live view in your cam so you already know what will...

thanks photoart and kei for the suggestion ill consider this places and talk to my client hope to meet you when im in singapore...

after all the practice, i suggest you buy the 85mm 1.8.

this lenses are good for portraits close up shoots. why not consider the 18-200 is of canon so that you will not change lenses anymore.

the couple is still undecided what theme, but im suggesting a retro style look.. thanks smilegal for the reply and crytal1993

im a philippine base photographer and i will be doing a pre wedding pictorial in singapore this august any suggested place? thanks in advance...