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Hi all,
Me and a friend have been asked to shoot a birthday party within a pub he works in in a couple of weeks time. We are doing it for free as it is our very first shoot and we are both under the impression it will be good practice and also a good way of getting a bit of free advertising for us.
With this in mind and the fact that there isn't massive pressure to take hundreds of perfectly balanced pictures, does anyone have any top tips for us.
We are both using entry level dslr's and have 50mm and 18-55mm lenses for the occasions. We could do with a few do's and dont's for the event and hopefully any tips you may have. Later on in the evening we will be shooting in fairly low light as discos etc may be going ahead so any help with this, I.e flashguns etc will be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks in anticipation
Matt Hallam
Me and a friend have been asked to shoot a birthday party within a pub he works in in a couple of weeks time. We are doing it for free as it is our very first shoot and we are both under the impression it will be good practice and also a good way of getting a bit of free advertising for us.
With this in mind and the fact that there isn't massive pressure to take hundreds of perfectly balanced pictures, does anyone have any top tips for us.
We are both using entry level dslr's and have 50mm and 18-55mm lenses for the occasions. We could do with a few do's and dont's for the event and hopefully any tips you may have. Later on in the evening we will be shooting in fairly low light as discos etc may be going ahead so any help with this, I.e flashguns etc will be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks in anticipation
Matt Hallam
