Hi
I covered a friends wedding a couple of weeks ago. I brought my 4TI, spare
body, 50mm/1.4, 100mm/2.0 and F280. I also had my T32 as spare flash in the
car. I chose the fast primes before my zooms. Even though the light was
good, with bright daylight coming trough the windows, I?m very happy I
brought those lenses. Using Provia 400, this allowed me to do free hand
shots without flash, witch gave me the opportunely to take long distant
shots and close ups being rather discrete.
Generally, the fever pieces the better. When things happen in weddings, its
essential to be ready. Change of lenses takes time, and if you are going to
be a part of the celebration, lots of equipment is disturbing.
Markus
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From: owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Albert
Sent: 3. september 2003 03:58
To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [OM] Shooting Weddings
Question, what's the most common focal length for weddings? I know most
like zooms so they don't have to keep changing focal lengths, but what
do most people use, or is it another thing which is all over the map?
Albert
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