... on a $2500 camera. Shot with a Sony a7III ISO 12800-25600, and a sharp copy of the Minolta Beercan: 70-210F4, shot wide open at F4, $100-$125 on Kijiji.
Tuesday, January 15, 2019
Monday, January 7, 2019
Sony Diaries #1025: Shooting a wedding with 1 camera, 1 lens
For this wedding, I decided to go minimalist: 1 camera (Sony a7III), 1 lens (Tamron 28-75F2.8 with LA-EA4 adaptor), plus flash (Godox TT685). If I needed a longer reach, I could get up to 150mm on the Tamron using Clear Image Zoom (jpg only) with no discernnable loss in image quality. Herewith are samples from the wedding.
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