Recent content by vinersan

you could have many more problems with adobe rgb than benefits. recommend to stick to srgb unless you know exactly what you want paper depends very much on the conditions in witch it's displayed photo paper normally has a brightness standard glossy paper normally looks brighter than matte paper

100-400 seems like a preaty good lens for wildlife, in my opinion.

it all depends on the light, walls, ceiling,... you have there. But i have to say that f8 on a 50mm prime sounds like an absolute waste ! try different settings, note them down, and then experiment with them at the venue f8 and iso 200 is a complete waste of light in 99% of the cases

1. go a little bit earlier and you will get some of the sky without to much of a fuss 2. a few more exposures and make an hdr (different layers in ps and not the cartoonish ones ) 3. would recommend some more creative points of view (better angles ) but they look ok in any case, keep it up !

I probably will be available as i just moved to the Uk www.adrianvinersan.com you could also take a look at http://photographers.co.uk/ , there is a list hope it's allowed to post links to other websites (but i found out about this website from there, so i believe it's ok )

nice gift :) happy birthday !

i would like to take a few pics, but underwater equipment is to expensive :(

i would suggest to get at least a fast prime perfect 35 f1.8 = 50mm so it's a perfect standard lens

some programs remove the exif because they aren't made to retain it, some photographers prefer to remove it so that others don't see what they have done...

mahseve: actually it was a very big middle point for crossing the street, so they weren't in any danger :) keen: no problem, hope you will show us what you made :)

as long as you can bounce the flash and don't aspect miracles , a 35 f2 or similar is more than enough

different software for similar purpose. LR - mass editing in a fast and good way (renaming,editing,arranging,importing,exporting,..._ Ps - where Lr get's stock and cant go foreword (mass cloning,healing,designing of albums,complicated actions, very complicated image editing,.. )

zenitar 16mm with adapter ? i think you should find it on ebay, but i should worn you aps-c + fish eye = more of a normal lens ..

here are some long exposures i did: https://picasaweb.google.com/adrian.vinersan/UntitledAlbum#5574080991855964962 1: 30s iso 100 f4 (or something like that) 2: 4s f5.6 iso 160 3: 0.8s f2.2 iso 50 4: 5s f8 iso 50 (zenitar fish eye so I'm not shore of the f-nr) i think this will help more...

you are a wedding photographer when that is you main job and not a fun/weekend job just in my opinion of course :)