john_redding

Yes, I?ve inquired about their vender program, It was like 300.00 something a month and you could display some large prints in the store, come in on certain days and sell your stuff to brides also put business cards and such on the vender display. I just don?t do enough weddings to make that work for it me.

Easy there Ben! Yes a native, just not a good spelling native.

Just took delivery of my 24-70 f28 L Canon lens witch replaces a cheap 28-80

that I had been using with my 5D. Had it mounted on the camera with in a minute

out of the box and shot 5 or 6 shots to check out in CS2, very delited. What

lens do most of you guys? I beleave this could be my faverite.

I don't have any time to do any backing up,I have enough cards to cover the event and some. When I get home from my weddings I do copy all cards off to an external and my C drive and burn a DVD of all Raw files, yes this may take a while but that's part of the deal. The cards lay around for a few days also, just in case.

Delanza,

Here is a sample with a 550 on custom bracket and a Q- flash on a stand shot with a 5D with a Sigma 70-200 F2.8<div></div>

Also I own everthing I shoot and have the right to edit and show only what i wish to be shown.

 

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I work with a shot list for formals at every wedding I shoot, every shot is completed and checked off the list. This is and can be the most stressful time of shooting a wedding, posing and getting every body together. It sounds like shots we're missed, their is realy no reason for them to be with held. In my sales meetings to sell wedding packages I cover this procedure with the clients to asure that there will not be any shots missed.

Make sure you have all your up dates, CS2 works really good for Raw work flow. good luck, JR

Hello Jason, I use Canon and have just completed a season with my 5D. I use this camera for just about everything at my wedding events. You are welcome to give me a ring here at the studio 970-314-7109.

 

JR

Hi Joe,

 

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Hi Johnny,

Nice shots there, I think your on your way. I to need to get better at posing.

I've been so lucky, after reading all these responces here. I did my first wedding for a friend about 6 years ago (2-1/4 & 35). She payed me with a realy nice coffee table and picked up the cost of film and processing. Shooting a wedding can be very stressful for sure. I have it under control by now, I try and make sure the client and I will come to understanding of how this work best, always give them more. But don't let them steam roll ya.