Thx for sharing Richard. Maybe one day (when prices are lower) I'll have a 5D4 to go along side my 5Dclassic and 6Dmki. Keep it simple I say, far too many buttons/features for my poor little brain to think about . Keep up the good work 😃
I know you didnt turn on AI Servo, my 5d Mk4 doesn't even have it as an option. Just has one shot and servo but no AI Servo. Do you know why its not an option? Thanks
If you take this video seriously and follow the instructions, you are not ready to shoot a wedding. I've shot weddings for 30 years and there are no dyed in the wool settings. You learn them as you go--sometimes by working for a wedding photographer, being an assistant shooter at weddings, and just knowing photography in general. And setting the parameters on your camera that suit you. So, I reiterate, if you need to look at this video to figure out what settings to use at a wedding, go back to the drawing board, learn photography, learn how by helping a photographer shoot weddings, etc., because you are not ready to shoot weddings.
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Thx for sharing Richard.
Maybe one day (when prices are lower) I'll have a 5D4 to go along side my 5Dclassic and 6Dmki.
Keep it simple I say, far too many buttons/features for my poor little brain to think about .
Keep up the good work 😃
not that fond of the 5D4 images prefer the 5d classic
Interesting! Would you not use AI Servo for walking down the aisle shots? Or would you just use the 5D's face tracking with the Live View?
I know you didnt turn on AI Servo, my 5d Mk4 doesn't even have it as an option. Just has one shot and servo but no AI Servo. Do you know why its not an option? Thanks
I use HDr
i will give it a go
Guys yiu are teaching why too fast if yiu can be fast do two videos
Wow
If you take this video seriously and follow the instructions, you are not ready to shoot a wedding. I've shot weddings for 30 years and there are no dyed in the wool settings. You learn them as you go--sometimes by working for a wedding photographer, being an assistant shooter at weddings, and just knowing photography in general. And setting the parameters on your camera that suit you. So, I reiterate, if you need to look at this video to figure out what settings to use at a wedding, go back to the drawing board, learn photography, learn how by helping a photographer shoot weddings, etc., because you are not ready to shoot weddings.