Yup. I try and find it whenever I can. I recently bought something that I think will help during those situations where there just is no natural light. Actually I know it will help. I stopped using it because of how cumbersome but I’m going to start using it again. Thanks for watching !
I have the Canon R5 and a Canon 70-200mm F 2.8 lens. The best setting for the R5 is to put it on electrical shutter instead of mechanical shutter. In electrical shutter you will never hear the shutter clacking like on this video. It's so quiet that it sounds as if your shooting on a cell phone.
Thanks for that! You know I had set it up that way some time ago but I think I’m really old school and thought oh no I don’t want anything potentially going wrong with the shots by having a silent shutter, dumb I know. But I get so paranoid over each and every photos. I’ve now switched over to silent shutter for at least half of the day. Thanks for the tip.
Hi! I was using the 70-200 f 2.8 lens but only because I was about to do the ceremony, otherwise I would have taken the details with maybe the 85mm or 50 mm. but I wanted to be ready for the ceremony. What's your favorite lens?
Most if not all of those photos were taken at f 2.8. At what point in the video specifically were you referring to? To get things in focus even at 2.8 it helps to have both people on the same plane and if they aren't then you being further away actually helps with them both being in focus. Thank you for watching and especially for your question. Feel free to ask me anything.
nice shots.. hi may i ask? i am a newbie, its possible to used my 55-250mm 4-5.6 lens in this kind of event? it is good for church weddings? thank you =)
Hi! First, thank you so much for watching and commenting. Be sure to check out my other videos to because the other videos actually show you some settings and other things. It is possible to use that lens but the church is pretty dark and so the more you zoom in with that lens the darker your shot will be because your aperture will go up to 5.6. So that means you either have to lower your shutter speed or raise your ISO. If you lower your shutter speed too much you risk motion blur so your photos won’t be Crisp and sharp. If you raise the ISO too much then your photos will be grainy. So you see it is possible but maybe not ideal.
I really only use manual mode. Once you know manual I think you'll find that you wont use an other manual. I like consistency in my photos so that when I edit them, it will be super easy because from one photo to the next it remains pretty consistent. I think Aperture priority may be good in some situations but honestly, not once have I ever used it, not even when I started so I cant really say too much about it.
Thank you so much! I don’t sell them like every other photographer on TH-cam does but now you’ve got me thinking. I’m going to upload so much in 2023. I hope you stay tuned.
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Yup. I try and find it whenever I can. I recently bought something that I think will help during those situations where there just is no natural light. Actually I know it will help. I stopped using it because of how cumbersome but I’m going to start using it again. Thanks for watching !
Hello, if there would be not a lot of light available, how would you proceed with your flash? Thank you
I have the Canon R5 and a Canon 70-200mm F 2.8 lens. The best setting for the R5 is to put it on electrical shutter instead of mechanical shutter. In electrical shutter you will never hear the shutter clacking like on this video. It's so quiet that it sounds as if your shooting on a cell phone.
Thanks for that! You know I had set it up that way some time ago but I think I’m really old school and thought oh no I don’t want anything potentially going wrong with the shots by having a silent shutter, dumb I know. But I get so paranoid over each and every photos. I’ve now switched over to silent shutter for at least half of the day. Thanks for the tip.
Good morning, what glasses did you wear in church, what opening did you have, thank you, greetings ...
Hi! I was using the 70-200 f 2.8 lens but only because I was about to do the ceremony, otherwise I would have taken the details with maybe the 85mm or 50 mm. but I wanted to be ready for the ceremony. What's your favorite lens?
Such great tips. Keep it up.
Thanks!! I’m trying to really show everyone my thought process. Hey thanks again for watching.
What aperture do you use to get both bride and groom in focus, 2.8,4.0?
Most if not all of those photos were taken at f 2.8. At what point in the video specifically were you referring to? To get things in focus even at 2.8 it helps to have both people on the same plane and if they aren't then you being further away actually helps with them both being in focus. Thank you for watching and especially for your question. Feel free to ask me anything.
nice shots.. hi may i ask? i am a newbie, its possible to used my 55-250mm 4-5.6 lens in this kind of event? it is good for church weddings? thank you
=)
Hi! First, thank you so much for watching and commenting. Be sure to check out my other videos to because the other videos actually show you some settings and other things. It is possible to use that lens but the church is pretty dark and so the more you zoom in with that lens the darker your shot will be because your aperture will go up to 5.6. So that means you either have to lower your shutter speed or raise your ISO. If you lower your shutter speed too much you risk motion blur so your photos won’t be Crisp and sharp. If you raise the ISO too much then your photos will be grainy. So you see it is possible but maybe not ideal.
@@LunaBellaPhotos thank you so much.. Will watch your other vids it's help me a lot 🙇♂️❤
is it good to us Aperture priority mode for indoor shot?
I really only use manual mode. Once you know manual I think you'll find that you wont use an other manual. I like consistency in my photos so that when I edit them, it will be super easy because from one photo to the next it remains pretty consistent. I think Aperture priority may be good in some situations but honestly, not once have I ever used it, not even when I started so I cant really say too much about it.
Sir, your preset is really nice. Do you sell it?
Thank you so much! I don’t sell them like every other photographer on TH-cam does but now you’ve got me thinking. I’m going to upload so much in 2023. I hope you stay tuned.
Oh and also. I’d love to see your work. Do you have a website ?