Published in 12-24,
120-300,
16.5mm,
30mm 1.4,
4.5mm fisheye,
50mm 1.4,
70-200,
70mm,
All,
High ISO/ASA (400+),
ISO50,
Portraits,
Sigma DP1,
Sigma Photo Pro,
Sigma SD14 and
Wedding sessions .
Published in 10-20,
105mm,
12-24,
16.5mm,
30mm 1.4,
4.5mm fisheye,
70-200,
Full size,
High ISO/ASA (400+),
ISO50,
Portraits,
Sigma DP1,
Sigma Photo Pro,
Sigma SD14 and
Wedding sessions .
Another wedding session, and I’m happy to announce that DP1 is a great b camera! :D Linn had hers with her all the time (she assist me) and she took quite a few really nice shots. I used mine as well and I got more keepers from the DP1 (compared to amount of shots taken) than with the SD14. More time to think? I think one or two of Linns are among these too.
My workflow has slightly changed and looks like the following. I make the basic adjustments from SD14 and DP1 RAW in SPP 2.5 Windows. After adjustments are done I import all into a new project in Apple Aperture.
In Aperture I use the new plugin called Viveza to further adjust certain spots – add light to face or simply to enhance black and white images. I also use Aperture to dodge and burn, crop and straighten, add vignetting and my little watermark. I don’t apply vignetting to all but to many shots. So don’t judge lenses because of my images. hehe..
During all this I also add stars to my favorites, this I later use when publishing to the couple and the very best here on my website. I ended up with 44 images in this post and 133 to the couple, I started with about 300 from SPP and around 700 in total from field..
The two above shots are DP1
DP1
There is all in all 44 images in this post. Click each image to view the full size image. Remember that this is copyrighted material.
Continue reading ‘Daniel & Maria | Wedding with SD14 and DP1′
I went out yesterday together with Linn and the amazing Sigma 4.5mm circular fisheye. We had a great time and my goal was to do some QTVR – stupid me forgot a small screw for the 303SPH – and had to play with the lens in other ways possible.
Like this: (Click for bigger)
All shots taken wide open at f2.8 with a shutter speed of around 2s. I used the 500DG Super turned back. I did drive at the same time (look at the light outside) – kind of stupid but I just couldn’t wait. (tricky stuff) The last shot was shot by Linn.
All shots developed with Raw Developer. Want to know more about this lens? Click here.
Links to discussions: Fotosidan.se (swedish) | Sigma forum / dpreview.com
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