On Mon, 5 Feb 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> For this upcoming event I was thinking of renting a 'white' lens
> (70-200f2.8 L). Not having/used one before I thought it could be nice to
> play with it while they will get (!?) better shots.
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> don't use equipment that you don't know in wedding!!! I can tell you that as
> a pro wedding photographer.
> You don't need faster glass because you probably use the flash all the time
> what is more important is to step down the lens to f 8 and use a good flash
> if you can add flash and umbrella on tripod its better for the background.
As an amateur, not a pro photographer, I'm pretty amazed about this... you
say he should not get a new lens, but rather try multiple flashes with
umbrellas... I would say that using a new lens is many times easier that
what you propose. And if he can not bounce his flash from anywhere,
stepping down to f8 in a dim church will result in those very beautifull
"deer in the headlights"-look photos! But I'm no pro....
Best regards,
Hugo.
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