Ann
I get Lightroom to add the date to the start of each file name so it
makes it easier to find pictures taken on a particular occasion.
I only use raw, dng version. I you need a jpeg on site you can always
process it individually in the camera.
I normally leave the AWB alone and do any colour correction in
Lightroom. For a wedding you need to concentrate on the action not
camera settings.
The higher ISO performance of these cameras is amazing so a flash is
often not needed.
Philip Northeast
www.aviewfinderdarkly.com.au
On 11/07/13 1:09 AM, Ann Sanfedele wrote:
I good firend of mine is getting married in August.. he wanted to hire
me to shoot the wedding - but only the portraits and the brief wedding
ceremony - not the reception (so I can eat and socialize) someone else
is doing that. At first i begged off... my *istD isn't up to that and
especially after this recent battery episode, not high enough ISO, etc
But the I realized I could do it for him inexpensively by wedding photog
in nY standards for sure - the price of a K-5! His check is in the mail
and as soon as I get it I'll be looking for the best price (well, I
already am doing that) Saw an LN at KEH for about $550... I need to get
it soon and practice. Have enough for that and spare batteries... don't
need to have a brand new one.
IF anyone notices a better deal than that KEH one or has some sage words
about making the K-5 behave well , or some things to watch out for in
switching from the D...
I'm hoping to shoot without using flash at all. How does the AWB
fare? My habit with the D is to simply load all the raw files onto
my computer from the card reader without renumbering/renaming the raw
files - do any of you do both the PEF and the jpgs?
any suggestions at all are welcome.
boy, it is nice to be back!
Regards,
ann
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