Thanks everyone for all your input. You guys brought up great points. It's noted and will keep them in mind.

Thanks PowerGroove!

Hello. Can someone link me to a post that may already be on here about run and gun settings for a DSLR video shoot? Audio is not going to be an issue as there will be music tracks overlaying the video. I've been asked by an auto body shop to come and shoot some clips at their place and make a 30-45 second motivational video for them. I will be moving around the shop taking various shots so I just need to know what my settings should stay at consistently. I plan to shoot at 60fps so I can slow it down in post but wanted see how far I can get away with setting my ISO before it starts to get grainy. I want to open my aperture all the way and the only prime lens I have are a f1.8 nifty-fifty 50mm, f4 16-35mm wide lens, f2.8 70-210mm zoom lens. The wide lens as of now is going to be the best option to shoot in the body shop as there is not much room to move around for a zoom lens or to capture everything with the nifty-fifty. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks so much.

Thank you. Appreciate it.

Yes

Thanks. I have pocket wizards as well packed in storage and may have to start bringing that with me if that’s the only route to get my TTL to start working.

Hello everyone. If there is a topic on this can someone forward it to me? I couldn't find anything related to my issue on the search tab. Anyway, I have a yongnuo 600ex-rt speedlight and a trigger. I've already figured out how to sync them together using manual mode which is my preference but I want to make sure I am able to transition to ETTL if necessary depending on the event. I had mirrored everything to ETTL on both trigger as my master and speedlight as the slave. For the most part the speedlight and trigger are in sync and does fire when taking my shot. The concern is that whether I zoom in or out on the camera or even move my speedlight back and forth, the zoom on the speedlight is fixed and doesn't change unless I manually change it. I've tried to troubleshoot it using manual zoom or automatic but it still won't adjust the zoom to how I am moving the camera. However, it only works if I attach the speedlight on the camera itself. Please let me know if there is a step that needs to be corrected on the trigger or the speedlight. Thanks for your assistance.

Thanks for the input everyone. Will take all into consideration.

Thank you everyone for all your guidance. I was able to fix it in post.

I completely agree with you on having full mastery. I wouldn’t say I’m a full master at it but have played around in all areas to know what looks good. I did already tell this couple my background experience as an amateur photographer and since this is a TFP shoot, we had all come to an agreement about the outcome of this photoshoot.

Thanks for the input but there will be no HMUA.

No. Nothing like that but I already forwarded these folks that they are more than welcome to take their shots to someone who is an expert at retouching. I’m just there to give them the best shots possible.

Thanks guys for the input. Well noted and will keep everything mentioned in mind.

Hello. I’ve been asked to take some head and body shots of actors for their resume in the entertainment industry. They are a couple that plan to have 6 wardrobes each to change into. Background is a simple black and white backdrop. Nothing fancy. I plan to use a 3-lighting indoor set-up provided by the studio I will be using. With prep time and wardrobe changes with simple poses, I’m trying to figure out how much studio time will I need. Right now I’m thinking 3 hours but I plan not to waste time and just get right to it. Is this timeline about right with 2 people?

Need help on how to fix the colors on my shots. I have a canon 7d with 16-35mm f/4L wide lens. I thought I had white balanced correctly and took some shots of people that were static outdoors on a bright sunny day. All the exposures came out great but noticed in post through Lightroom they were all green. Anyway to fix this?