laura_keane

I'm sorry just click on the "large photo attachment" and scroll all the way to the right. I just scanned it so it is not a "great" picture but you can see what my problem is

Please check my portfolio pics. It was set on manual setting. Tv was set at 90 at Av set at 8.0 How do I make the groomsmen pictures background brighter. All the other pics in front of the church was so dark.<div></div>

I shoot weddings. I shoot with a Pentax ZX-L. I just got my nost recent

wedding back and the background is SO dark. I thought I was shooting with the

right settings. Obviously I was confused. Does anyone have any suggestions

about how to fix this problem before my wedding tomorrow. I've tried to fix

it on my own but I can't quite get it right. I don't have a lot of the

expensive gadgets that a lot of you have but I am just starting out. I know

that a lot of you all shoot digital but if someone could help out that is

familiar with Pentax 35mm.

Thank you so much. And I do know what you are talking about. What f/stop-shutter speed should I use?

I am shooting a newborn today. I don't have all the fancy lights. So I was

going to use window light with 800 or 400 ISO. I was just wondering what

should I set f/stop and apeture to get really great pictures. I will be using

a Pentax ZX-7 and a Pentax ZX-L. Any suggestions?

Okay, when you set the camera to M (manual) it only allows you to set the camera at Tv (which is shutter speed. The Av is apeture. Does it matter what the Av is set on if you have your lens locked on A which the camera sets as automatic. Mine is always set at Av 8.0 I am so nervous that I screwed up a wedding last week because I changed the Av to 5.6 HELP!!

I need some help or advice. I shoot with a Pentax ZX-7 and I need

to speak with someone that has used it or using it currently.

 

Thanks

I usually order my albums form Albums Inc. Does anyone have a

favorite parents album that they love? I need one and I am not for

sure which one to purchase

Thanks

There are big old fashioned street lights in the park. I thought about using those for more light. I was going to have them standing under that to light them up as much as possile. I want to try to stay away from using my flash as much as possible. What do you think?

I am doing a wedding picture tongight in a park with christmas tree

lights in the trees. I need help on exposure and film speed. I

think I am going to use a tripod but other than that, I'm not for

sure what to do. This is the first picture I've done like this.

Any suggestions???

I have a backup camera as well. It is a Pentax ZX-L. I don't like it as well as I do the ZX-7. It focuses funny. That is why I use it as a back up. My main question was that was Nikon better than a Pentax or any other 35mm camera on the market. I thought maybe in the last few years someone has come out with a better camera.

I was also wondering if any of you shoot photojouralism style. I am very interested in that style but can't quite figure out how to get those awesome off the cuff shots. If you visit www.clcphoto.com. this guy has got some awesome work. I always have it in my head about what a picture would look like and it never comes out that way....any suggestions

I don't think I am really ready for the whole medium format thing yet. They scare me. I have been shooting with this camera for the last four years. It was the first camera I bought and I really do like it. However, there are other people that are guests for the wedding that have better cameras than I do. I am a self taught photographer. I have read a little on adding extra lights and that whole thing. I would like to talk to someone that has shot with the same camera and see what other stuff they use as well. All I shoot with is my camera a promaster 28-200 lense and a Promaster FTD 7000M flash.....Any suggestions???

I am currently using a Pentax ZX-7 for all my wedding photographs.

I would like to move up but I am not for sure what to move up to.

Any suggestions?