Just a blog I need to finally buy the F5! Do you use the off camera flash with a trigger on the F5 and then use TTL or do you use use fully Manual settings w/ Flash?
You mention that the couple already hired a photographer to shoot the wedding and this was a gift on top. Did you find it challenging to balance the couples' attention for your own creative shots with their attention to the other photographer? With time being so limited and all. Great shots! Really like the reflection on the limo window.
Great question. I wanted to make sure I didn't step on the toes of the actual photographers. So I would arrive earlier where I could, help them get their shots (moving things, posing their shots), and just be professional about asking for specific shots. The biggest advantage I had was knowing the shots I wanted ahead of time. Most of the frames were so planned that it was captured in a minute, if not seconds. The prep work makes a big difference.
I've been starting to use 250D and 500T for a few months now but I'm never really happy with how my scans turn out. Do you have any advice on how you grade yours?
This was a 250D from Silbersalz in Germany. They do some crazy work with motion picture film and have some incredible scanners. But I'm testing a new option here in Canada that's really promising. I'll definitely make a story here if it works out.
The best gift we received šš¾
Just a blog I need to finally buy the F5! Do you use the off camera flash with a trigger on the F5 and then use TTL or do you use use fully Manual settings w/ Flash?
Thanks for reading. Iām always going manual with flash and film. It just reduces the margin for error.
Wow, this film work is stunning! I love how you captured such unique perspectives and stories.
The detail colours in the detail shots and the bride portrait are so nice. Great work!
Thank you Jeff šš¾
You mention that the couple already hired a photographer to shoot the wedding and this was a gift on top. Did you find it challenging to balance the couples' attention for your own creative shots with their attention to the other photographer? With time being so limited and all. Great shots! Really like the reflection on the limo window.
Great question. I wanted to make sure I didn't step on the toes of the actual photographers. So I would arrive earlier where I could, help them get their shots (moving things, posing their shots), and just be professional about asking for specific shots. The biggest advantage I had was knowing the shots I wanted ahead of time. Most of the frames were so planned that it was captured in a minute, if not seconds. The prep work makes a big difference.
Hi Gajan, which vision3 stock did you shoot?
I've been starting to use 250D and 500T for a few months now but I'm never really happy with how my scans turn out. Do you have any advice on how you grade yours?
This was a 250D from Silbersalz in Germany. They do some crazy work with motion picture film and have some incredible scanners. But I'm testing a new option here in Canada that's really promising. I'll definitely make a story here if it works out.
That groomsmen photo in the field is so baller! Nice to see someone stray away from the typical posed photos and see a couple immersed in their day.
Thank you šš¾
Great post and fantastic frames. Would love to see a video about your off body flash setup for the M6 that you mentioned in the post.
Thanks for the suggestion Jared. I'll add this to the list.
I mean damn bro damn !
Haha, thank you brother šš¾
Man film sure is a interesting way to get photos eh
Thank you šš¾
Thank you