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This made me sad....
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11-07-2010 9:13pm#1
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Kintarō Hattori wrote: »Posted at least three times on this forum already. :eek:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055964356
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055964144
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TinyExplosions wrote: »Sorry, I meant to say it was the description that goes with the video, rather than a random comment
ah right, my bad! Happy ending then I guess
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Again, he was an idiot. He obviously passed by the low fountain on the way in - you'd make a mental note 'must watch that when shooting backwards down aisle' - also, did he need that many shots of them walking? You'd think with equipment like that you couldn't really go wrong, fire off a few - you just need one with them both eyes opened. And yeah, he was a bit in their faces, he's a photographer hired to do a job sure - but give them a bit of feckin' space - they just made the biggest mistake of their lives!!!
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Thecageyone wrote: »Again, he was an idiot. He obviously passed by the low fountain on the way in - you'd make a mental note 'must watch that when shooting backwards down aisle' - also, did he need that many shots of them walking? You'd think with equipment like that you couldn't really go wrong, fire off a few - you just need one with them both eyes opened. And yeah, he was a bit in their faces, he's a photographer hired to do a job sure - but give them a bit of feckin' space - they just made the biggest mistake of their lives!!!
You're joking right?
You know it's not the equipment that helps, there's a number of things, that would make me what to get multiple photos.
First the expressions, yes you want their eyes open but there's a lot more.
Just google "bad facial expression" if you're put off by any of them than that probably means the client will be and therefore you want more than just their eyes open.
Then there's the lighting you're not going to get the lighting from the windows all along the isle, maybe there's five windows each one giving nice natural light, you have five attempts to get the perfect shot why would you shoot yourself in the foot and not attempt all of them.
Then there's the background, yes there's photoshop but it'll take a long time to get it perfect, it would be much better to keep shooting, till the end reducing the chance of a bad background, maybe a child picking their nose or something that wouldn't look to nice.
He's in their faces, yes. But they've hired him to do that, he needs as many photo's as possible, so if he's in their faces at least they'll have a nice shot of the two of them and not them, the isle, the church, all the people there etc. I'm sure him being in their faces doesn't bother them as it means they'll have many more "memories" at the end of the wedding.
It was unlucky that he fell into that, but he's doing his job and probably a good one too.0 -
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Thecageyone wrote: »Oh sorry, forgot to say I'm not an expert - clearly you are
He failed to notice the font on way in, that's pure silliness, it just is.
Lol I'm not either, I've just shot a few event's and have cursed myself when I didn't get enough photos and only have "meh" kinda ones.
Yeah that was a bit stupid, It's kind of rude that the bride or groom didn't point it out, or help him :pac:0 -
I've taken bursts of shots like that too, at gigs and family functions [where it's impossible to get everyone to look at once, drunken fools!] - So I get that, but he must have taken 20 shots along the aisle , using flash and good camera. Better off to get nicer posed shots outside the church, would have saved him the grief/expense! And yeah, they could have said 'erm, watch your back there mate" 0
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