WHAT’S IN MY CAMERA BAG FOR A WEDDING DAY | 2022 Wedding Photographer Gear Setup
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- WHAT’S IN MY CAMERA BAG FOR A WEDDING DAY | 2022 Wedding Photographer Gear Setup
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CAMERA BODIES:
Canon R6
Canon 5D Mark IV
LENSES:
NEW LENS * Canon 28-70 2.0 RF
Canon 50mm 1.2 www.bhphotovid...
Canon 135mm f/2 www.bhphotovid...
Canon 35mm 1.4 www.bhphotovid...
Canon 24-70 2.8 www.bhphotovid...
Canon 70-200 2.8 www.amazon.com...
FLASHES:
Canon 600 RT II www.bhphotovid...
*Yongnuo Speedlite www.bhphotovid...\
CAMERA HARNESS I USE:
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Let me know what equipment you've been loving in the comments below!
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Allie you're absolutely fabulous. Thanks
The 5D IV was an amazing camera with the best IQ of any Canon DSLR imho. The only issue I had with it was a hit/miss autofocus, especially with Sigma Art lenses. The R6 II though, has similar IQ (maybe better) but way better autofocus and video.
What about a macro lens for ring shots? Do you use them?
Great question! With the nature of the weddings I shoot, I am usually not trying to add more gear than necessary, so I don't shoot with a macro lens. I also don't have a ton of macro photos in my portfolio or galleries because that's not necessarily a style that I lean towards, but I know a ton of photographers that love the have a macro lens!
Two Years later, so it's your second video! Very nice collection.
Thank you! The last two years has been a wild ride, so I thought it would be a good time to get the TH-cam Channel started back up! Thanks for watching!
I agree completely on the 35mm 1.4L II! Awesome lens. I use the R5 and R6, but my only RF lenses are the RF 50 1.2, and the 16mm 2.8. In EF, I’m still using 24-70 II, 70-200 II, 35 1.4, 100mm macro, 16-35 f/4, 85mm 1.4L IS. Enjoyed your video!
I've been wanting to check out the RF 50 since I only have the EF, so maybe I'll have to give that a shot! That all sounds like such a great set up. Thank you for sharing and watching!
Great setup! I just second shot a wedding with my D850. 24-120 f4 which turned out to be a great versatile lens for. Though mainly inside a Tamron 90mm 2.8 macro serving the purpose of the 85mm. Can't wait to pick up a mirrorless now.
That sounds like a great set up! I am always a huge fan of versatility, so that sounds like it’s right up my alley. Mirrorless is so fun too! I think you’ll love it!
The "nifty fifty" is the Canon f/1.8 $125.00 lens. It's always been called the "nifty fifty" and the f/1.2 50mm lens is usually called the 50mm L lens. Huge difference.
Hey there! I might have mentioned that in an earlier edit before having to really cut it back for the sake of the video being too long, so thank you for making that clarification. The 50mm 1.8 is a wonderful lens, and I used it for the first two years of my career.
R6 👌🏽
It is such a game changer!!
@@alliechambersphoto I love it, I do pair it with the 85mm 1.2 and I’m sore the next day.
@@KilozMedia I would believe that! I would probably feel the same way!
@@alliechambersphoto I was looking at the 70-200mm but after hearing you I’ll hold off. 🤣 really hoping for a RF 35mm 1.2 soon 🫠
@@KilozMedia It's a super heavy lens for sure 😂 I'll keep my fingers crossed on an rf 35 1.2 as well!! 🙌🏻
Great setup, I use Canon Eos R with 24-105 with RF 50mm 1.8 and thinking to add 85mm 1.2 for creamy bokeh I think that's all I would ever need. Loving Canon gear so far I switched from Nikon Z6 to Eos R.
The 24-105 is such a great, versatile focal length! I always love the look of the 85 as well, so you couldn't go wrong there! Thanks for watching!
keep creating! I use some of the same gear on my channel!
Thank you so much! Great channel! I'll be excited to see more you share!
Nice camera bag Allie. Rock n ROll!!!
Thank you so much for watching!
Nice collection of Lens for wedding. Love those. 😍 I use basic lens and canon 50mm f1.8
Thank you! The 50mm focal length is for sure a favorite of mine :) Thanks for watching!
You got almost every lens in your bag 😀
It sure feels like it doesn't it haha! I can be a bit of a gear junkie!
I am getting into photography, thinking about eventually doing it as a side hustle in Nashville. What advice would you give to someone starting out?
Congratulations on starting your side hustle in photography! Nashville is a great place for it. I'd love to give some advice on starting out! I have two more video themes queued up, and I release videos each Wednesday. I'll plan on making a video specifically about this topic if that's okay!
@@alliechambersphoto look forward to it!
Hope you'll post videos regularly ;)
Thank you so much for watching! I plan on it ☺️ let me know if there’s anything you’d like to see!
What bag(s) do you use? I figure "bag" being in the title of the video you'd share that part 😉👍💜
I cannot believe I missed the bag part! I am just now starting to outline more for my videos in advance before recording so that I can hopefully avoid missing parts like that! I'm going to make a video on the non-camera gear things I keep in my bag for a wedding day, and I'll have to add the bags in that video. I use a Pelican 1535Air, and then I use the Think Tank Backstory backpack!
Isn't the RF 28-70 F2 L almost as heavy as the EF 70-200 F2.8? How do you feel about the weight & girth of the RF 28-70 F2 L? Would you ever travel with it?
It is just about the same weight as the 70-200, and I'll be the first to say that is is absolutely not ideal 😂 I usually use the 70-200 only for ceremonies, but the 28-70 has been SO versatile to have throughout a wedding day. While it is a heavy lens, it has taken the weight off my shoulders of carrying two camera bodies with different prime focal lengths. Aside from the weight, I'm really loving everything the 28-70! Thanks for watching! :)
They can be about the same weight, but the balance and center of mass is a factor as well. Because the 70-200 is longer, the center of mass is further out from the grip, creating additional strain on your wrists.
As heavy as the 28-70 is, it feels lighter using it if you add weight by attaching the battery grip. That pulls the center of mass back more towards where you hold the camera. Instead of my wrists contributing a lot to holding up the camera, I can feel the much larger muscles of my upper arms and back now contributing to holding up the camera.
@@gerrya2133 That's such a great perspective on the battery grip! I might have to try that out! Thanks so much for your insight!
Great video. I definitely appreciate TH-cam now showing us content from creators with smaller channels. #NewSubscriber
Thank you so much for watching! I’m glad you stumbled across it ☺️
Wait! You're complaining about the weight of the 70-200 and you have the 28-70? ROFL
They're both heavy! The 28-70 is just so versatile!
@@alliechambersphoto Definitely! I love mine.