kensh09 said:Hi, may i know what camera and lens are you using?
Any tips for fellow CSers on what to watch out for in order to have a better series wedding photo? Thanks.![]()
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iamasaint said:Hi. I am using a 20D and i use a range of lens. The 16-35 f2.8, the 50 f1.4, the 135 f2 and the 70-200f2.8.
I will share more later...cheers!
kensh09 said:Wow....seems like f2.8 and below is a must for wedding eh?![]()
Thanks. Hope to hear more tips from you.![]()
The Oracle said:Hi iamsaint! From the album, i think they are fantastic! You habve captured the moment very well. Very systematic. I got one question, do you enhance the colour such as the saturation and hue? Cos they look really vivid in colour. :thumbsup:
dneverskratches said:Yes, I agree. Your photos are fantastic! A great inspiration to beginners like me. Amazing.
iamasaint said:Hi Oracle... Yes I do. The hues and saturation are adjusted. Thanks for the compliments too. Makes a brighter start to a dreary thursday morning...=)
geoyip said:Luv the Photos :thumbsup: the moments that were captured priceless :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Only comment (if u don't mind ;p ) go easy on the boxes and montages, your photos already speaks for themselfs![]()
The Oracle said:Great Photos! Jus feel that in singapore we could not get as good lighting than those away from the equatorial. Well done! You are a pro photographer who is willing to share. Not many are willing to share their skill. Good luck in your wedding photojourlism! :thumbsup:
DAVID RAJ said:Wow saint....just love yr pictures...probably will get you as my photog for my wedding..
How do you do it....God gave you a wonderful talent...keep it up...
The Oracle said:Jus curious, what kind of flash u using? I am into flashes these days! :bsmilie:
iamasaint said:Hi. I am using a 20D and i use a range of lens. The 16-35 f2.8, the 50 f1.4, the 135 f2 and the 70-200f2.8.
I will share more later...cheers!
DarkForce said:Thanks for sharing iamasaint.
Can see that you are using different lens to shoot wedding too.
Last week I was helping to shoot my friend's wedding. There was an offical photographer there, saw me using the following lens
16-35 f2.8
24-70 f2.8
70-200 f2.8
and he comments that I should only bring a 50mm will do .
The rest are not meant for wedding photography.
Since he is a Pro (I think should be lah) , I smile and say thanks but don't really agreed much on hs comments.
Snowcrash said:IMHO, if not shooting at the main photographer, can just use one lens (be it zoom or prime). Objective is to capture creative shots not covered by the main photographer.
So I sort of agree with his comments![]()