Richard Corbett wrote: ----- Original Message ----- Richard
IF photos are permitted, spot meter, bracket, and use a fast ISO. Peter K -------------------------------------------------------------------- Thats all very well but what about the quality of the finished product. I mean to say, at the jewish wedding that I recently attended, the combatants were huddled together on a 6ft square platform where everyone was so close that the rabbi's beard appeared to be in constant use brushing the dandruff off the grooms shoulders. The grooms father had hired the services of, "someone he knew", and on the day a couple turned up with the man using a video camera and his female partner shooting the stills. They both appeard to enjoy working "right up close", as they say and indeed became so integrated into the acton on stage that I began to wonder if we might end up with the wrong pair being married. So far the brides mother and my wifes best friend appears not to have seen any of the photographs but when she does I dread to think what kind of quality might end up on the mantlepiece. Richard ------------------------------------------------------------------- I do not understand your issue then. Can you not get close? Are they not permitting you? Quality is good with a fast ISO. FUJI NPZ is an ISO800 film and is wonderful. You will get very good results with ISO 800 or 1600 on an EOS 5D or 1D Mk II. So I think quality is fine. Peter K * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
