photography in the redwoods?
Apan i will be taking pictures at a wedding in late may in the redwoods and have found it a bit tricky getting good shots since it can be quite dark under the heavy tree canopy. normally i would just use a tripod and lower shutter speed but ill be taking pictures of people, moving and whatnot. so…any tips or advice is definitely welcome. if it helps, i have a nikon d3000 digital slr with a reg lens and a 200 mm one.
admin on 24 Apr 2011 | California Vacations | Comments (3)
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mister-damus
24 Apr 2011
photoguy_ryan
24 Apr 2011
Try a mix of on camera and off camera flashes. Practice before hand.
Ryosuke
16 May 2015
What a lovely fevsatil post, and sweet photos of your two gorgeous angels. Good luck finding cohesion for your work; I’m on a tight deadline too, so you are not alone. We’re two of so many mamas keeping our noses to the grindstone. XO
You’ll most likely need flash. I’ve tried taking pictures under redwoods (during the day) without flash and it’s still too dark. If you increase the iso it may or may not be fast enough.
Use flash. And make sure you have a spare battery or two (as flash eats up battery power).