Family Christmas photo-help wanted
Dec 11, 2019 23:45:13 #
tropics68 wrote:
What she said. Might also try several different exposures while yer at it. 
I'm not a believer in bracketing exposures when shooting people. According to Murphy's Law, the shot with the best expressions will never be the best exposure. In a situation like this, you have time to do test shots, maybe with just one person per row, and arrive at the best exposure before you shoot the group. And of course, you would be shooting RAW so the exposure can be tweaked anyway.
Dec 11, 2019 23:56:38 #
National Park wrote:
My mother in law has suddenly asked me to take a f... (show quote)
I had the 5300 for 6 yrs a good unit.
Yes great suggestions, an inexpensive flash and experiment with an ahead of time also some inexpensive umbrellas a shoot through umbrella or a silver umbrella bouncing off the ceiling if the ceiling is a low ceiling that might be a problem if it’s a high ceiling you can use it to as a bigger reflector or just the bare flash bouncing off the ceiling.
Take tons of shots to get everybody’s eyes open at least once ;))
Come back and post your shot of choice. Would love to see it!!
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