Raymond - you should get yourself on the Queensberry gravy train mate. I have
erm, its erm option. I looked into Jorgensen but their digital album costs a bomb!
Raymond Lin's Wedding Thread of 2010
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erm, its erm option. I looked into Jorgensen but their digital album costs a bomb!
Soldato
come on ray, show us some duff ones 
How about no? 
Soldato
Soldato
Thanks, on average how long do you spend on each photo and how long does the whole process take?
It depends, its usually between a couple to 15 min. Depending if the shot needs to be edited in PS. Sometime times it does, not often, may be about 5 in a single wedding. I can do what i need to do in LR 99% of the time.
Soldato
Thanks, gives me an understanding with how wedding togs work.
Myself, I will have to shift through good and the bad, use PS to edit the RAW and then then apply actions, image resizing, crops and etc. I can see why togs give clients nearly but ALL of the photos taken on the day.
Myself, I will have to shift through good and the bad, use PS to edit the RAW and then then apply actions, image resizing, crops and etc. I can see why togs give clients nearly but ALL of the photos taken on the day.
LR takes the hassle of opening a shot, closing, saving out of the equation.
I wouldn't edit 500 photos in PS, that's painful.
I wouldn't edit 500 photos in PS, that's painful.
Ok, things learn from a wedding.
Remember to change it back to AWB after using it in custom...RAW should fix it though
TWIST the lens when you put it on, (I was going to change my mind whwt lens to put on), picked up camera from the lens, body lifted off 3 inches and fell on marble floor in the middle of a church sermon!!!!!! Heart in my mouth, every guest looking at me as a result.
Camera still works...phew. Landed on the grip and then the eye piece and made no marks anywhere! Lucky it wasn't the lens that fell, and ironically it was the 24-70 I was holding after it came back from it's clean. It would be kinda funny if i had dropped the lens again and would have to be sent off again!
Oh, iPad is really useful!!! I sent the bride a formals list a month ago but she didn't have time to get back to me so out came iPad, bought up my email with the draft list and we worked it off that on the fly. Made mine and bestmand's much easier. Also lent it to the little bridesmaids to play with in the morning to keep them occupied.
That was yesterday!
Remember to change it back to AWB after using it in custom...RAW should fix it though
TWIST the lens when you put it on, (I was going to change my mind whwt lens to put on), picked up camera from the lens, body lifted off 3 inches and fell on marble floor in the middle of a church sermon!!!!!! Heart in my mouth, every guest looking at me as a result.
Camera still works...phew. Landed on the grip and then the eye piece and made no marks anywhere! Lucky it wasn't the lens that fell, and ironically it was the 24-70 I was holding after it came back from it's clean. It would be kinda funny if i had dropped the lens again and would have to be sent off again!
Oh, iPad is really useful!!! I sent the bride a formals list a month ago but she didn't have time to get back to me so out came iPad, bought up my email with the draft list and we worked it off that on the fly. Made mine and bestmand's much easier. Also lent it to the little bridesmaids to play with in the morning to keep them occupied.
That was yesterday!
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Subscribed to this thread, your photos are really good! Really like the composition and unique post processing that marks out your style. Got any LR tips for us newbies?
Becky & Nick's
14th August 2010
OMG, I love this wedding, rain, wind, sun, lake, just amazing !
Oh, and a beautiful couple!
p.s. these are not final edits yet, i need to get some sleep !
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14th August 2010
OMG, I love this wedding, rain, wind, sun, lake, just amazing !
Oh, and a beautiful couple!
p.s. these are not final edits yet, i need to get some sleep !
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I just love shooting into the sun !
35mm, F/1.6, 1/1600, no flash fired.
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I just love shooting into the sun !
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Awsome, love the flares, makes the scene even more magical.
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Lovely stuff as always mate!
You'll be doing my wedding in a few years time eh?
PS: You best be backing up properly!!!! Otherwise I might be having words
You'll be doing my wedding in a few years time eh?
PS: You best be backing up properly!!!! Otherwise I might be having words
Wow, neat!
Shooting into the sun with no flash? You used some reflector or was there some big white wall behind you, getting the exposure nailed on for the couple and the background?! 2 shot processed or just the magic of 35mm f1.6?
1 shot, RAW, no reflector, no white wall (it was open space), just compensate properly with exposure.
Lovely stuff as always mate!
You'll be doing my wedding in a few years time eh?
PS: You best be backing up properly!!!! Otherwise I might be having words
lol, there is a back up copy
always lolas for your wedding, only if the bridesmaids are pretty
I hope so ! I LOVE it
ok, one last one before bed
35mm, F/2.0, ISO 400, 1/80, no flash fired.
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ok, one last one before bed
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