He didn't make a mistake, I have a Pro 10 as well and I only use Canon ink. I haven't dared to use any other. The Canon ink is very expensive but the prints are amazing.
We went a.m. And p.m. To horseshoe the crowds weren't that bad. If you are going to be there tour upper antelope as well, fabulous. Great advice for the trigger and blower. Have a great time, it will be a trip of a lifetime. Check my website main page for horseshoe bend image.
Take the 17-50 and do NOT change the lens while in the canyon, it it way to dusty. Don't forget horseshoe bend. It is just a bit further south on the main road. Take your tripod and shoot manual. You will have an incredible experience.
The small wheel next to the shutter adjust the shutter and the above the af/mf button controls the aperature. Use these in manual and you should be able to set any exposure you would like. Give that a try.
All of your images are excellent but the fifth one is superb. Congratulations on a capturing the true beauty of this young lady.
Brad
Just a suggestion, take it for what it's worth, I would have her pull pack her shoulders thus opening her up more and making her look more inviting. It also helps her shoulders look smaller. Just an idea to try.
I use my Canon L lens with my Sony a7rll and have had no problems. Just purchase the new metabones adapter. It is expensive but it's worth it. The 70-200ll works great as well as the 100-400ll, 85 1.2 takes great images as well. I would not worry about it one bit. I still use my 1dx but that Sony is an amazing camera.
The second, I like the detail in the eyes and forehead. Nice work.
All of my canon primes and white lens auto focus with the new metabones adapter. They are extremely sharp and I have not had to autofocus fine tune.
Check Mike Jacksons Best of the Tetons website he lives in Jackdon and post daily updates of things and places to photograph. It will be an invaluable help.
Brad
This grizzly is nicknamed "scar face" because of the bad scars and the damaged ear on the left side of his face. You can see it on your images. You did a great job photographing him. He is very old and a very famous bear in Yellowstone. Congratulations!
A professional photographer is always the way to go in any memorial situation however how does an beginning photographer become a professional, by working. Working a lot is the only way any of us become better at this ever changing craft. If the person is willing to let the individual work through his learning curve then great. If they can put up with underexposed, poorly composed, not so perfect images then that is just fine. I commend the couple for having the courage to let the amateur learn his craft. I am sure there were many that had to put up with me when I started out.
I appreciate your frustration but my metabones adaptor lV mounts and focus all my canon lens, 85 mm 1.2, 50 1.2, 70-200 ll 2.8, and 100-400 ll. there is no eye autofocus but I didn't expect that. I like the new Sony just not auto ISO.
It is available and it is autofocus. Sigma calls there image stabilization OS optical stabilization so it is equipt with that as well. I have reduced the price to $400 because I do not want to put it on eBay. You can purchase the lens through my website with a credit card if you are interested. It is a great lens no scratches or dust. Thanks for looking www.oballenimagery.com look under for sale greeting cards and cameras.
Brad