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What lens is more appropriate for Asian weddings?

Maybe he is photographing kungfu masters or ninjas so the answer is.. you need super fast lenses!
 
I love subtitles in English, especially when English is the spoken language in the film. :biggrin:

That's for the hard of hearing...

You may appreciate it in a few years. I know I would when I visit my parents who turn their TV sound to 11, lol.




I hope the OP has a sense of humor or we'll never see him here again :D
 
I love subtitles in English, especially when English is the spoken language in the film. :biggrin:
Me too since my ears don't work so good anymore, even with hearing aids.

To much time spent sitting right in front of unmuffled racing engines, and stereo loudspeakers.
 
Hey Juba, If you were serious with the question, shoot with what you have (esp if you dont have time to get another) and BUY LIGHTROOM. A few hundred bucks and race, creed and color no longer matter. Adobe loves em all. Looking back it would have been the first thing I would have bought, even before replacing a kit lens
 
Hey Juba, If you were serious with the question, shoot with what you have (esp if you dont have time to get another) and BUY LIGHTROOM. A few hundred bucks and race, creed and color no longer matter. Adobe loves em all. Looking back it would have been the first thing I would have bought, even before replacing a kit lens

Im with you. Personally if I am forbidden to use LR3, I would quit photography.
 
You need a super wide angle to get all those belly rolls in.
 
Maybe he is photographing kungfu masters or ninjas so the answer is.. you need super fast lenses!



HAHAHAHAH you need f1.2 and a shutter speed of at least 1/2000. VRII on active is a must,
ninjas moves pretty fast.
 
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