Thunder & Lighting and hard rain, then the sun came out
haha, that's great!
I need to look in to other methods of lighting that are quicker but give a good quality of light. I'll check out the Lowell ID, a video light would be very handy and something I'm considering. I use a Fenix TK35 in place of a video light at the moment for certain shots as they're very portable and double up for seeing in the dark and helping to lock focus.
Holy crap, that's one of the best photos I've seen in ages! Excellent shot and processing
*throws camera away and gives up*
253-edit has the most pleasing colour tone on my screen I reckon.
Might try giving that a go. Never really thought of it before, was just made to think of it in this photo. Obviously as it's a big event and you've got very little wiggle room, getting it right within seconds is always something I'm trying to improve on, especially with gig photography.
While I'm mulling over ways of doing things, how do you have your 5dmk3 set up? Have you changed buttons, programmed different settings to quickly swap about? Personally I haven't found any need to do anything other than quickly switch over settings for metering for example, or the iso. I suppose if you were using the different programming options you could set a group of settings to rapidly switch between shutter/iso/Fstop for an immediate change of style.
The way I'm using the camera is pretty basic really, but that being said it's only that way as it suits what I'm doing currently. I just don't want to lock myself into a single way of thinking or I'll never really progress, or at least in the sense of camera use
Might try giving that a go. Never really thought of it before, was just made to think of it in this photo. Obviously as it's a big event and you've got very little wiggle room, getting it right within seconds is always something I'm trying to improve on, especially with gig photography.
While I'm mulling over ways of doing things, how do you have your 5dmk3 set up? Have you changed buttons, programmed different settings to quickly swap about? Personally I haven't found any need to do anything other than quickly switch over settings for metering for example, or the iso. I suppose if you were using the different programming options you could set a group of settings to rapidly switch between shutter/iso/Fstop for an immediate change of style.
The way I'm using the camera is pretty basic really, but that being said it's only that way as it suits what I'm doing currently. I just don't want to lock myself into a single way of thinking or I'll never really progress, or at least in the sense of camera use
Smile!
The contrasting difference between the girls getting ready vs the guys is usually huge. One party spends most of the morning hurrying around applying makeup, getting things in order and making sure the guys are getting ready whilst at the same time the other party is having a great laugh with beers and lightly wondering what the girls are up to
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Bridesmaid Eyes by Robbie Khan, on Flickr
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