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A 10 minute education backstage video from weddings with A/E mount

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Great work!!! Lovely black and white images.

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You are very skilled; beautiful results! And like you said, the photographic equipment doesn't really matter.
 
Very very nice! Since it is a gear forum, can you share what lenses were used?
 
Gear certainly does matter. If you are constantly fighting with a camera, taking pictures becomes a chore. A camera that struggles to focus in low light is a poor choice for wedding shoots. A camera with poor low light sensitivity is a bad tool for the job. Eye AF was a game changer for portraiture and fashion. IBIS allows you to shoot at slower shutter speeds in a dark church. Decent 120fps is another useful creative feature.Focus peaking is huge. Being able to shoot APS-C crop. Focus magnification while recording video. These features are all popular for a reason. They allow you to concentrate on shooting pictures.

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Outstanding video explaining the essence of wedding photography. Your style and eye resonate with me... keeping the shutter speed slow at times to introduce movement and emotion is key, I believe, to capturing the feeling of the day.

Beautiful images. Thank you very much for sharing.
 
jonpais said:
Gear certainly does matter. If you are constantly fighting with a camera, taking pictures becomes a chore. A camera that struggles to focus in low light is a poor choice for wedding shoots. A camera with poor low light sensitivity is a bad tool for the job. Eye AF was a game changer for portraiture and fashion. IBIS allows you to shoot at slower shutter speeds in a dark church. Decent 120fps is another useful creative feature.Focus peaking is huge. Being able to shoot APS-C crop. Focus magnification while recording video. These features are all popular for a reason. They allow you to concentrate on shooting pictures.
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Yes, of course :) I like my new A7m3 and A7R3
 
vett93 said:
Very very nice! Since it is a gear forum, can you share what lenses were used?
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Now I using A7r3 and A7m3 with 24-70/2.8, 55/1.8, 85/1.8, 24/1.4 and 12-24/4

Great cameras!

Also I have old A900 and A99 ( the part of pictures in video are taken with these models) and A lenses - Zeiss 135/1.8, 50/1.4 , Zeiss 16-35/2.8, 24-70/2.8 + some old Minolta Lenses
 
Very generous to share your work this way. Good video. Thanks.
 
Great pictures amd explanations! Thanks for sharing!
 
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