with flash, i use 5.6.. without flash at least an 11..
was looking at your signature and realized the 11-16 there. you use it at 16mm on fullframe? how is it?
5.6 is good enough, but make sure you focus on something in the middle of the group, not too far front or back. 35 is a nice perspective for group shots cos you won't have too much problem with distortion(wrt front/back distortion, not geometric), but i think unless you intend to do alot of shooting at 1.4, you could go for the f2D version instead. same with the 85, if you dont need the speed, the 85 1.8 is a v good performer as well.
for that price you could also consider the 70-200, may or may not fit your shooting style but can give it a try too =)
hi all.. need some advice for my wedding gears.. currently my setup is d700 + 24-70 and d90 + 50mm.. i was thinking of getting a 35mm 1.4g and 85mm 1.4g.. is it a good combination for weddings?? from ur experiences, is 35mm wide enough for group shots?
hi all.. need some advice for my wedding gears.. currently my setup is d700 + 24-70 and d90 + 50mm.. i was thinking of getting a 35mm 1.4g and 85mm 1.4g.. is it a good combination for weddings?? from ur experiences, is 35mm wide enough for group shots?
mzhaf7 said:ok.. i think my main question which maybe i did nt reitirate was, from ur experiences, whether 35 mm is wide enough for table to table grp shots..
GReddyZC76 said:Speaking from my own personal wedding, unless u have a few bodies,else., imho, a short zoom is far more convenient.... If not u probably be keep switching lens & missed out many critical moments..... Just my few 0.0000001cts