Lemme Outttttttt!

[cfusionpm]

Illl give you a trick.

Yesterday, i wanted to play call of duty, but i also had a bunch of familly picture edit. i use a lcd TV as a second monitor. I did plug my ps3 on that TV and i had my pictures up on my other monitor. i was able to work on my pictures in between the rounds hahahha

My setup sounds pretty similar (pic). And with the huge wait time CoD has between rounds nowadays... work actually gets done! lol

 

[DerekSalem]

2-3 hours? and your complaining?

:lmao:

lol I was about to post this. I've spent over an hour on *SINGLE* pictures many times.

As for the actual wedding...$400 is definitely not enough. I understand that those people were low on cash and that's a nice thing of you to do, but I'd say wedding sets shouldn't really be sold for less than around $800.

And for the shots themselves: If you want to be able to grab good indoor shots for Weddings...you'll need a wide-aperture lens and good flash. Especially with the body you're using (since it's not great for low-light) you'll need at least f/2.8 or wider. Many people love the 70-200 f/2.8 for weddings since it provides the right amount of zoom and fairly wide aperture. Couple that with a 430EX II or 580EX and you'll be able to grab a ton of great pictures!

 

[DerekSalem]

Illl give you a trick.

Yesterday, i wanted to play call of duty, but i also had a bunch of familly picture edit. i use a lcd TV as a second monitor. I did plug my ps3 on that TV and i had my pictures up on my other monitor. i was able to work on my pictures in between the rounds hahahha

My setup sounds pretty similar (pic). And with the huge wait time CoD has between rounds nowadays... work actually gets done! lol

Not gonna lie, I have a similar setup. In one room I have my gaming rig, Macbook Pro, Mac Mini, 360, PS3, and Wii. The gaming rig is hooked up to 25" and 22" monitors and the Mini (as well as the gaming consoles) are hooked up the 42" LCD. Makes it easy to multitask lol