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shooting a beach wedding, need lens advice
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<blockquote data-quote="warriormom" data-source="post: 63348" data-attributes="member: 8025"><p>i kinda laughed at myself after i posted that. if i had been doing it wrong, it stands to reason my pictures would be awful. i had just never heard of the sunny 16 rule. there is so much i don't know and really, i just shoot, ya know? i am just now starting to experiment with bracketing and features that my camera has that i haven't used, because i am beginning to understand why there is a usefulness for them. i am anxious to get my flash so i can start playing with it. i think it is going to be invaluable when it comes time to shoot. thanks for all your help! i am so thankful to this forum and for being able to get advice from seasoned folks. some photographers are so stingy with their wisdom, but not on here!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="warriormom, post: 63348, member: 8025"] i kinda laughed at myself after i posted that. if i had been doing it wrong, it stands to reason my pictures would be awful. i had just never heard of the sunny 16 rule. there is so much i don't know and really, i just shoot, ya know? i am just now starting to experiment with bracketing and features that my camera has that i haven't used, because i am beginning to understand why there is a usefulness for them. i am anxious to get my flash so i can start playing with it. i think it is going to be invaluable when it comes time to shoot. thanks for all your help! i am so thankful to this forum and for being able to get advice from seasoned folks. some photographers are so stingy with their wisdom, but not on here! [/QUOTE]
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