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Photography The Official Nikon Discussion Thread Ver.15, Get your D800/D4 now !
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cplow1
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Jun 3 2012, 11:52 AM
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sorry for interrupting u guys, i need some tips from all those wedding photog sifu.
wanna ask when march-in that time in very low light condition normally how u guys shoot it?
1. low light lens? 2. AF-C ? af point?
coz i having difficulty in focusing the couple when marching in...always oof =(
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cplow1
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Jun 3 2012, 11:41 PM
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QUOTE(zhinsara @ Jun 3 2012, 10:53 PM) What camera and what lens are you using? Do you have a flash on with AF-assist? Always use a cross AF sensor whenever possible with as large an aperture as possible. AF-assist is/can be invaluable, but use the flash af-assist, not the one on camera. i am using nikon d7000 with tamron 1750 f2.8 I got sb700 as flash but try not to use it during march in because too bright, i wanna preserve the surrounding light. how to set "cross af sensor"?
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cplow1
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Jun 4 2012, 10:48 AM
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QUOTE(Andy214 @ Jun 4 2012, 12:03 AM) You can still use it the flash to lit up the environment as it can get really dark, but the spotlight if they handle it correctly, it should light up the subject well; I do experience those spotlight didn't follow the couple properly and sometimes only 1 person is in the spotlight. Cross AF sensor, means the main AF point; Just use the middle AF point, and set to AF-C (continuous focus). For march in, usually they should walk slowly, you should be able to get more usable shoot than those walking pace. thanks for your useful information =D
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cplow1
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Jun 7 2012, 08:46 AM
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Is there any difference in term of sharpness or AF speed between 50mm f1.8D and 50mm f1.8G is used on a body with AF motor?
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