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Today I was using the 135mm Sigma, and Nikon 28mm F1.4. I’ve since switched back to my regular Tamron as a main lens.
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Great video, thank you!
Do you use any flashlight source and how to arrange it?
Amazing thank you for this. A friend of mine has asked me to be her wedding photographer and I’ve never shot a wedding before so a little bit nervous. Haha. Watching this has given me a little confidence boost and made me relax a little more.
his guy is like a mix of mark zuckerberg and adam sandler
So no flash in any of these photos? The whole wedding was in day time? Do you ever have trouble with white balance? I had trouble at an event recently and I think maybe it was the fluorescent lighting that gave a terrible skin tone.
fantastic video… How can i give you a digital high five?
Thats was a great video man. nice to see someone else workflow during a wedding.
love your voice lol
god blees you
thanks for your help man
I'm curious why you use the DX mode (crop in) in the moment vs just staying in full frame mode and then cropping in later in post. AFAIK, there's no difference in image quality either way and I would think the flexibility to later change your framing would be preferred but maybe there's something I'm missing.
Wow great! Nice😍
Me encantó!! Todo super interesante! Woooww
What camera is this
The shutter noise,lol
Great pictures
Thanks a lot, very useful and informative! (wait a moment, why does it remind me of DOOM II ?!! 🙂
This is such as awesome video, man! I have Q regarding the bridal shoot. You used the 135m instead of the 70-200mm. If you had used the 70-200mm, what focal length would you have set it on? Cheers!
Nikon D90 or Sony A6000? And why