duckhuntark
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Need some help for a first time portrait shoot. I was asked by a friend if I would be willing to take some photos of his family. I'm still a little hesitant to do this because I don't think i'm very good yet at mastering photography. I figured I could come here and asks you guys what are some do's and don't for this shoot. The shoot will be of his girl mostly that is 3. These will be shot at a nearby college that has some beautiful landscape.
I just bought a reflector, diffuser, light meter, and remote trigger for flash. Do you guys you flash a lot for little children since they move quite a bit or just use natural light? I'm afraid to over expose the picture using the flash since that has always been my downfall.
I only have the two kits lens(18-55 and 55-200) and a 35mm 1.8G series lens. I don't care for the sharpness of the kit lenses at all since they always seem to come out not as sharp as i would like. Would you shoot with the 35mm and deal with the distortion or go with the longer lens to get a better depth of field? Sorry for all of the questions just want to make sure I can make them happy.
Thanks
I just bought a reflector, diffuser, light meter, and remote trigger for flash. Do you guys you flash a lot for little children since they move quite a bit or just use natural light? I'm afraid to over expose the picture using the flash since that has always been my downfall.
I only have the two kits lens(18-55 and 55-200) and a 35mm 1.8G series lens. I don't care for the sharpness of the kit lenses at all since they always seem to come out not as sharp as i would like. Would you shoot with the 35mm and deal with the distortion or go with the longer lens to get a better depth of field? Sorry for all of the questions just want to make sure I can make them happy.
Thanks