A Wedding

raid · 15th March 2005

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raid · 15th March 2005

Whoops... may have accidently posted to the wrong forum... will admin please help me move the thread to a more appropriate category? thanx!

melnjes · 15th March 2005

I see it in Reportage and Sports, think it is the right forum.

Good choice of pictures to post here, can see the story unfold, although would have loved to see one shot of the tekan session. This is last year's coverage of your friends' wedding over two days? Must have been tiring! Will be doing a 2-day one too with my wife shortly too.

2100 · 15th March 2005

Not bad, but some could be better if done in portrait orientation....like 24, 25.
BG distraction lar...

BTW, D70...and perhaps kit lens right?

And you doing ACR + quite a big hue adjustment?

raid · 15th March 2005

Originally Posted by melnjes

I see it in Reportage and Sports, think it is the right forum.

Good choice of pictures to post here, can see the story unfold, although would have loved to see one shot of the tekan session. This is last year's coverage of your friends' wedding over two days? Must have been tiring! Will be doing a 2-day one too with my wife shortly too.

Yup. It was done over two days..

you are a husband-wife pair of photographers? or you mean you will be having a two day wedding urself? :P

raid · 15th March 2005

Originally Posted by 2100

Not bad, but some could be better if done in portrait orientation....like 24, 25.
BG distraction lar...

BTW, D70...and perhaps kit lens right?

And you doing ACR + quite a big hue adjustment?

Yah... d70... kit lens or my 70 - 300mm lens...

i din use ACR lei and din adjust the hue.. for this batch, i think my WB is somewhat off... i still trying to improve... any tips?

melnjes · 15th March 2005

Originally Posted by raid

Yup. It was done over two days..
you are a husband-wife pair of photographers? or you mean you will be having a two day wedding urself? :P

haha I knew that my wording was suspect.

My wife and I shoot together.

Keep shooting!

raid · 15th March 2005

Originally Posted by melnjes

haha I knew that my wording was suspect. My wife and I shoot together.

Keep shooting!

hey! that's really good man! Photographer family... your kids will have tons of photos...

espn · 15th March 2005

Same mistake as me... remember to off the TV next time during tea ceremony

raid · 15th March 2005

Originally Posted by espn

Same mistake as me... remember to off the TV next time during tea ceremony

yah man! I remember it was off or at least showing some karaoke thing to entertain their guest, but later when reviewing photos.. then.. eh.. never off ah! now etched into my brain liao.. dun worry.

espn · 15th March 2005

You are on digital, so nothing to worry, just spend half an hour like me turning the screen black will do.

I like the shot of the bride against the background of the CBD, perhaps you can do a layer, brighten up the background a bit to make the bride less contrasty? It's just me. Do PS off the wooden supports as it cuts across the bride, very ugly.

Images are slightly reddy, try to reduce the red a bit.

mmk · 15th March 2005

Nice series, very well exposures control, love it though too many landscape more as mentioned.

melnjes · 15th March 2005

Originally Posted by raid

hey! that's really good man! Photographer family... your kids will have tons of photos...

2 photography buffs = 2 x expenses

Originally Posted by espn

You are on digital, so nothing to worry, just spend half an hour like me turning the screen black will do.

Originally Posted by espn

Images are slightly reddy, try to reduce the red a bit.

read this tip from somewhere or someone: try setting hue to -3 to make the colours more cool (or is it more warm??). Not sure if that helps

mmk · 15th March 2005

Originally Posted by melnjes

read this tip from somewhere or someone: try setting hue to -3 to make the colours more cool (or is it more warm??). Not sure if that helps

you mena in photoshop? or camera body?

melnjes · 15th March 2005

Camera body for D70 - hope it helps

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melnjes Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 1,128	I see it in Reportage and Sports, think it is the right forum. Good choice of pictures to post here, can see the story unfold, although would have loved to see one shot of the tekan session. This is last year's coverage of your friends' wedding over two days? Must have been tiring! Will be doing a 2-day one too with my wife shortly too.

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2100 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 3,116	Not bad, but some could be better if done in portrait orientation....like 24, 25. BG distraction lar... BTW, D70...and perhaps kit lens right? And you doing ACR + quite a big hue adjustment?

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mmk Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 145	Nice series, very well exposures control, love it though too many landscape more as mentioned.