Recent content by Josephine

:wave: I have been away for Easter (taking lots and lots of photo's) and amazed at how many responses are on this thread. Some of them are really great thankyou. Although not photographing a wedding (more mountains in the lake District) i have been trying out AV TV P and comparing it...

Hiya Just had a look at your site....Very Nice especially the Puppies. :thumbs:

Thanks for your comments, Thanks to Tdodd your explanation of what each setting actually does made things so much Clearer . And also to Radiohead Your tip for staying on AV and altering the shutter by changing the ISO is a good one to remember. I just need to get on with it and practice around...

I find your responses boring..

Hi Thanks Guys I do have a second Shooter it's my partner. And we work together so we have two different angles on shots. We also have a spare Canon Body Each and Backups of EVERYTHING! I take a step ladder and all sorts of stuff some of which i use and some i don't. I also take studio...

Hi I've just had a gander at your site. Very Nice! I like your style You do seem to capture the essence of a person in the images. Beautiful.......Do you swap between Manual and AV? I think i've been making things a little complicated, when really they don't need to be..... Thanks...

There have been some useful replies from some of you (and some not quite as useful....) But thankyou to those who have tried to help me (diddy Dave your comments came before i had a chance to thank you.) and recognised that we never stop learning and it good to push ourselves out of our comfort...

Thankyou to Ali B, Master T, Gary and Rchard for your useful advice. You never stop learning new techniques and everyone has to start somewhere even the Pros !! I must be doing something right or i wouldnt have got more weddings. And i'll admit i have a lot to learn.

I have already done two Weddings for friends and although really hard work they turned out fine, and got recommendations on the strength on those to do 5 more. These were done on a mixture of Automatic and Manual for different parts of the day. I am aware that RAW is so much better than Jpeg...

When shooting on Raw at a wedding is it best to shoot on P Mode or AV or TV. What are the pro's and cons for each and which is the best for movement and differing lighting conditions? Is it best to use a combination of these on Raw or stick to one. What is your advice. Josephine:bonk:

Hiya I was in your situation not so long ago, and still learning the technical side of things. But the one thing i can tell you that helped me loads is that the more preparation you do in advance the better. Find out what the bride and Grooms expectations are and the sort of pitures that they...