These are from the wedding today. It was about 95 deg out today..Hot is an understatement! But the bride and groom were tons of fun! We did a jump shot and i wanted to try one more, and she was about to jump and she tripped....it was so funny! And i got the shot to prove it! Let me know what ya think!
Wow that's cool :druling: How did you do that? Hey here is a question, were you using a flash outside? I've seen many, many profesional photographers use a flash out side on a sunny day??? Why is that? I was told it was to reduce shadows but also to better capture movement..um...:shead:..something like that...but the whole flash during a sunny day just dosen't make sense to me Well I should just buy the flash I want and start using it and experimenting by my self...but if anyone has any feed back I'd love to read it eace:
Low light= low shutter= blurry pictures if theres movement. Of course thats not always the case, it depends on how fast the object is moving, etc.
hhmmm...so more light is a good thing huh...interesting, I should just go and purchase the flash I instead of beating around the bush :doh: Thank you for sharing D&D eace:
when shooting outside, there might be situations where the light is coming from behind or above, thus may create some shadows on the face of the subject... with a flash, you can reduce that shadow... there might be other reasons as well, but this is the only one i know why i sometimes use the flash outdoors on a sunny day.
The point of flash is to remove the subject from the backgroung and match the light that is behind them...if i were to take that shot with no flash, the background would have been totally blown out
Cool thank you guys for the info about the flash, no more procrastinating I'm just going to go and buy the flash :thumb:
