Very good advice indeed - and if you have previous access to the place,
scout it and try to match your probable position to the best lens. I
understand some cerimonies are rehearsed (right word???) so you may tag
along and actually shoot some before the wedding - kind of a making-of.
If you're alone, but the wedding is to be videotaped, you may use the
second camera without flash to get a different light - you may even go
high ISO if your friend likes the idea. I'd avoid using any unproved or
unfamiliar gear - test and try it beforehand, setup and handling. If the
cameras use different batteries and/ or cards, I use a right side/ left
side pocket separation to avoid mixing them.
LF
Paul Stenquist escreveu:
Hi John,
Can't help you with the lens, but I would suggest you also bring one
longer lens for the ceremony. A 135 will work or, better yet, a fast
zoom in that range. Two bodies are essential. You can't risk it all on
one. And you'll need a good flash and diffuser for the reception, with
plenty of backup batteries. Good luck with this.
Paul
On Jan 11, 2009, at 1:52 PM, John Celio wrote:
So it looks like I'm going to be the primary photographer at my
college best friend's wedding in early March. She originally wanted
me to shoot with another friend, but apparently they had some sort of
falling-out and now it's all on me.
I think I need the DA* 16-50 to be able to shoot this right. I don't
have any lens even close to that sort of quality, so I'm looking to
buy or rent the lens from someone. I can't afford to buy it new.
There are no shops within a hundred miles that rent Pentax, let alone
a DA* lens, and I don't want to use a 3rd-party lens.
So, anyone want to sell their copy? If not, would you be willing to
rent it? If not that, does anyone know of a place that will rent the
lens and ship it to me?
Thanks,
John
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