It's easy. Friday night a Jewish wedding... Satuday a.m. Catholic
wedding...Saturday p.m. Protestant or Jewish wedding...Sunday afternoon who
knowsSunday night another who knows. And that is the easy schedule. Then
there is the last weekend in June when it really gets busy. That also in
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ken Archer
> Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 12:38 PM
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> Subject: Re: Wedding ... GASP !!!
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> All I can say is more power to you. I shot about 7
Bill Owens wrote:
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> It'll be the 500FTZ
> on a Stroboframe with the PZ-1p at -1.5 flash comp and the old ProMaster on
> the ZX-5n for the wife, probably both with Lumiquest diffusers. BTW, should
> I even use flash comp with the lumiquest ?
Yes, it's TTL, the camera doesn't care if it's diffu
I'm not insane enough (yet) to shoot an actual wedding. This is a wedding
of a very dear friend and they've asked us to do informal shots of the
reception. This will be our wedding gift to the happy couple. All they
want is 4x6 minilab prints for a small album, but I will keep the negatives
in
All I can say is more power to you. I shot about 700 weddings, etc., on the
New York/New Jersey society circuit during a five-year period and they don't
make enough scotch and aspirin to get me to do another one ;-)
> At 10:41 PM 3/20/2001 -0500, you wrote:
> >I've just been informed by the war
Unfortunately, this isn't possible in this case unless the rehearsal dinner
is at the same place. It's being held about 350 miles from here.
Bill, KG4LOV
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> I suggest you make a visit to the place where the wedding reception is to
> be held.
> Check the lightnings, how high
I suggest you make a visit to the place where the wedding reception is to
be held.
Check the lightnings, how high the ceiling is, how spacious and big area
is, etc...
It is always good to be prepared and not arrive at a venue and start
cracking ones head.
IMHO
Jason
At 10:41 PM 3/20/2001 -0
At my son's wedding last year I ran out of Portra just before the wedding
dance and had to fall back on Gold 200 for the reception and dance
shots. The Portra shots came back from the lab just as I expected, great
skin tones, less contrast, great detail, your typical wedding photography
color
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From: "Bill Owens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: March 20, 2001 9:41 PM
Subject: Re: Wedding ... GASP !!!
> I've just been informed by the war department that I am to
photograph the
> reception at a wedding on
Um...why Gold 200? There are far better films available. Portra comes to mind, as do
the Fuji NP family.
Doug
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> Phillippe.
> Don't be such a wimpget in there with your 35mm !!!
> Seriously...look thru actual wedd
Bill Owens wrote:
>
> I've just been informed by the war department that I am to photograph the
> reception at a wedding on April 7. My plan is to give her the ZX-5n with a
> 24-50 zoom while I use the PZ-1p with the FA 28-105 and 500FTZ flash, both
> loaded with Portra 400. Any suggestions/hin
I've just been informed by the war department that I am to photograph the
reception at a wedding on April 7. My plan is to give her the ZX-5n with a
24-50 zoom while I use the PZ-1p with the FA 28-105 and 500FTZ flash, both
loaded with Portra 400. Any suggestions/hints would be greatly
apprecia
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