Portion 3 will take you on the journey of the entire day marriage ceremony shoot, which includes pictures, ideas and tips. Lowepro S&F gear below: goo.gl Part four handles again up, storage and editing (observe the pictures included in component three are 1st draft edits – no personal PS operate nevertheless). In this series ThatNikonGuy Matt Granger will display you all you need to know to get started out in wedding photography. From planning, to gear, to capturing and editing ideas, Matt will stroll you by way of the approach and help you avoid typical pitfalls. Whether you are going in full time, or have been asked to shoot at a pals marriage ceremony – get the time to research and program – it will steer clear of a whole lot of headaches down the observe! GEAR: Lowepro S&F gear – items.lowepro.com Tamron 70-300SP – www.tamron.com Nikon gear – www.nikon.com.au Be a part of our facebook and flickr teams to remain up to day with what is likely on: Sign up for our facebook team Right here: www.facebook.com Flickr group Below: www.flickr.com www.mattgranger.com
anyone else notice that the outtakes are generally better then the photos shown during the video?
you’re really going to have to base it on where you live and going rates – obviously standards vary. I get SO many people wanting to be second shooter for experience (rarely use them) but that would be a free way to do it.
Good question.
what would you pay say to someone the would be shooting the groom getting ready when i am doing the bride then he is helping me as an assistant then he is running doing candid stuff and possible shooting some groups at the night time party?
I dont have a fixed rate sorry, rare that I use one, if I do… depends on their experience and responsibilities on the day.
thanks for the video. out of interest how much would/do you pay your second photographer?
Thank you so much matt for sharing and teaching.
Thanks Matt all your advice really helped – doing my first wedding today in Byron bay im shooting with basic equipment Nikon D7000 SB700 flash few different lens’s – its a free bee to get some experience , fingers crossed all goes well! I want that belt though rofl! your funny – action man. Thanks again for your time in making this series – Under The Apple Tree Photography
excellent tutorial, do you shoot raw or jpeg.
Maybe this is the wrong part of your 8 wedding series vids to ask, but are you generally setting using your fill flash on auto ttl and possibly just setting exposure compensation up or down a bit or do you do it manually every time just based on the light? What works best to get the shots quickly without having to adjust to much (assuming you know what aperture, iso, etc. you are shooting at?)
As always great videos— very helpful for everyone
Do you ask them if they prefer black and white or color?
Or is it something that you mix or set for yourself?
as you say, I shot it with one… so can you with practice.
Hi Matt
In this video, I see that you used only 1 camera with multiple back up lenses in your belt.
I shadowed my friend shooting a couple of weddings last year and at both events he shot with 2 cameras. One with 24-70 mm and the other one was with 70-200.
Since then I have been thinking that unless I have the second set of camera I shouldn’t consider shooting a wedding. On the other hand, I don’t have the budget to get the second set. What would you suggest in my case, do I need 2nd set?
how old ozzies get married ? they look like 40ths
how did u get a fat legs?
almost all of your shots are blown’ out…