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p.2 #7 · p.2 #7 · What would you walk into the church with in this situation? Help :-) | |
SloPhoto wrote:
You can shoot at 1/f and get great shots, but in reality at a wedding **** happens. Either your hand is not steady, you tried to grab the shot too quickly, or someone moved at just the wrong time.
Keep it simple. Planning on using a higher shutter speed for the majority of your images will improve your keeper rate. I am still not terribly consistent, but shooting more at ~1/160th (even with a 35/50) has helped some. Below 1/60th you will start picking up motion blur frequently. At 1/10th (35mm with IS), I hope you are trying for something artistic.
Obviously you can use slow shutter speeds some, but if this is a new thing for you, just make sure you walk out of the event with usable shots of each phase of the event.
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If ever in Joplin,Mo. I will buy you your beverage of choice!!! If you ever need help understanding a tyrosine kinase inhibitor, or loop diuretic, or the training of a German Shepherd I will repay you :-))
I totally get this post 1000% and yes.......walk out with usable shots is my ONLY priority.
Thank you,
Greg
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