you are the main photog?Nikon D5000 + Kit len + 200mm with SB600 enough for wedding photography? Or wat's the min DSLR body & lens?
you are the main photog?
if you have accepted an assignment and are asking this sort of question, you should be afraid.... very afraid...
If you're the backup/extra, then visualize what you wanna shoot and bring the appropriate gear. You've attended a wedding before, right?
where got such thing as "minimum" body and lens?
Nikon D5000 + Kit len + 200mm with SB600 enough for wedding photography? Or wat's the min DSLR body & lens?
If you shooting for free. Yes it is enough.
If you intend to get paid for this, no it is not enough.
Nikon D5000 + Kit len + 200mm with SB600 enough for wedding photography? Or wat's the min DSLR body & lens?
Erm... U didn't reali ans my main question. If I'm shooting using D5000 as main photographer, is it ok?
Is it Bcos of the body or lens? So get D300 or D90 better?
the end results are largely determine by your skill,
gears do play a part, but is just a small factor.
That's because if you're the main photographer and have to ask this sort of question, I wouldn't want to be your client.Erm... U didn't reali ans my main question. If I'm shooting using D5000 as main photographer, is it ok?
If you get a high end body and are not able to familiarize yourself with it in time, do you think you'll produce better images under pressure?Is it Bcos of the body or lens? So get D300 or D90 better?
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but then again, TS can wait for D7100. I heard a rumor that they are going to include a wedding mode in the scene modes.
D7000 la bro
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but then again, TS can wait for D7100. I heard a rumor that they are going to include a wedding mode in the scene modes.
Doesn't matter if you charge $500 or $5000 for wedding photography, you still have to deliver to the standards that you have in your portfolio or as agreed upon with your client.But I mean what's really wrong abt D5000? Aren't this also a DSLR? Y there's always ppl saying D5K is not suitable for wedding but never say the reason? If I charge client below market price as in around $500, is this cam suitable?
The thing is tat I wanna know y not suitable, not some same common remarks like not suitable. Bcos it's categories as entry level, not full frame, no AF motor, not expensive enough? It can still adjust aperture for DOF effect, adjust ISO, shutter speed, change lens, etc...
Nikon D5000 + Kit len + 200mm with SB600 enough for wedding photography? Or wat's the min DSLR body & lens?
since you know it is a entry level camera, is design for beginner use, not for heavy duty.But I mean what's really wrong abt D5000? Aren't this also a DSLR? Y there's always ppl saying D5K is not suitable for wedding but never say the reason? If I charge client below market price as in around $500, is this cam suitable?
The thing is tat I wanna know y not suitable, not some same common remarks like not suitable. Bcos it's categories as entry level, not full frame, no AF motor, not expensive enough? It can still adjust aperture for DOF effect, adjust ISO, shutter speed, change lens, etc...
since you know it is a entry level camera, is design for beginner use, not for heavy duty.
you want use it as a workhorse, it may not withstand the abuse long enough.
professionals even bring backup body for D3, how many back up bodies you want to bring for the D5k?
yes it is, as long the end result is fine, as catchlights mentioned skill is important
one body with one flash is not recommended, all the best
cheers