How to use the custom settings on Canon DSLR cameras to setup for wedding photography. By Wedding Photographer Andy Hirst.
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How to use the custom settings on Canon DSLR cameras to setup for wedding photography. By Wedding Photographer Andy Hirst.
I am shooting a wedding and I have a Canon Rebel T6.. Is that a good camera to use??
Can uh plz give us a lightroom presers for free 😅😅😅
Thank you bro …
Great tips! That ISO and BBF with continuous for weddings is absolutely brilliant
I just watched this rn cos it's my mom's wedding 😂
Thanks Andy!!
great tips!
Way too fast on changing the settings for me to follow it. Slow down please and give us time to see what you're doing and how to do it.
which brand this camera model please?
lower the saturation?
bro do u recomend me the canon 6d for weddings?
Great video, but A horrible loud off putting into.
Love those custom function button ideas.
I have watched this video maybe 3 or 4 times. I noticed that you don't use AE lock button. Do you ever lock your exposure (when you use spot or partial metering) ? I usually don't use the back button focus . That button is my ae lock and it keeps metering values for 10 minutes and i use regular af lock ( half presed shutter button). One more q: have you ever used efs 24 mm? Do you have any opinion about that lens? Thanks man!!!
The colour tape is a great idea – took me back to film days and using three cameras (200 asa, 400 asa and one with monochrome of your choice) yellow tape sun 200, red tape indoors or porches & mono, white.
I own a 6D, however I'm not familiar with the BB focus method. Why can't you leave it in Servo mode with BB? When it's a static subject you take your finger off the BB and when it's moving you keep it on.
Dear Andy, do you find a 6D to be a good wedding camera? I know everything about it's iso and low light capability. What about the af and only 11 points with poor distribution? I use 700d I'm used to work with that kind of af. But most of my work is based on focus and recompose. I'm asking because I'm planning upgrade and I'm struggling between ,so familiar, 6D and totally unknown d750. Thanks for your answer.
you shoot alone, i mean , do you have another photographer with you???