do i need to charge over night for the new oem batteries or just just till the indicator lights up ?
Like this?yumyum said:http://gallery.clubsnap.com/showphoto.php/photo/48606/cat/500
what do u think of this photo? and btw how to paste the picture instead of pasting a link here?
If you shoot well enough, you don't need to post process.destiny_star said:another point to take note.. learning how to shoot proper on the wedding day is one thing.. u'll oso need to attain certain knowledge on PS to post-process as well..
destiny_star said:another point to take note.. learning how to shoot proper on the wedding day is one thing.. u'll oso need to attain certain knowledge on PS to post-process as well..
yumyum said:do i need to charge over night for the new oem batteries or just just till the indicator lights up ?
yumyum said:http://gallery.clubsnap.com/showphoto.php/photo/48606/cat/500
what do u think of this photo? and btw how to paste the picture instead of pasting a link here?
what i believe clown meant was not to overwhelm yumyumforward said:What is..nvm..=) ?
You were once a beginner before.
Can you remember how hard you have gone through
to be where you are today? All the time searching for
answers but ........seldom get it.
missed your post, but i guess we're on the same wavelengthClown said:by trial and error, mistakes and learning the importance of certain things and the reason behind.
i was trying to say that experience is still the better teacher.
yumyum said:do i need to charge over night for the new oem batteries or just just till the indicator lights up ?
~Arcanic~ said:oh ya, from my pov, this pic seems to be suffering from abit of handshake..
and watch the background too, the lightbulb behind her head looks weird..
blive said:Like this?
There is a ubb code at the bottom of the webpage, just copy that and paste onto thread. to show image, link must point to file and not website
forward said:Shot my first wedding using a 35mm range-finder camera using flash-cubes which were attached to a fan like type of holder in 1968 for a colleague. During those days I only used two rolls of 135-20 exposures film and had to carry with me at least 20 flash cubes in the camera bag.
After each exposure I had to use a piece of cloth to remove the used flash cube with a new one (the flash cube was hot). After the wedding the films were sent to Kodak in Alexandra Road for processing and printing into 2R size (this is the regular size then during the 1960's)
Each print was in glossy surface and was protected with a piece of wax paper and kept safely in the famous yellow Kodak envelope to be returned to the customer. I still have a copy of a 1960's 2R size print made by Kodak with me.
Digital comes in during the late 1990's and did my first digital wedding in 2001. However during the past 30 years I did no post processing to any of my wedding pictures.
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Today I still adopt the same principle:
Shoot accurately, compose well and press the shutter buttom at the right time with enough speed to give the couples the joy that they will treasure for the rest of their lives.
Clown said:yes i understand the part about having good backup and proper preparations.
what i meant was.. nvm.. =)
As low as you can go because a cleaner (less noisy) picture is preferred. You would be barely 2m away from the table, so the flash should be powerful enough. You can use A or P but A would be preferred and you can fix the aperture at f/5.6.yumyum said:hey guys , a qtn to ask.. what ISO should I use for wedding banquet at nite , with sb800 ON . and Aperture mode ? with 18-55mm kit lens