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When Aftershoot did do a crop, can you still undo it in Lightroom Classic?

The first wedding I shot was a small gathering about 5 years ago for a couple friends of mine. They had 0 expectations and simply wanted someone to document the day, and being my first wedding it was a great first kick at the can. Ended up using a full-frame and aps-c duo, with a 35mm f/1.4 and 85mm f/1.8 combo. It worked really well because I could use the 35mm on the full frame for the wides/mediums, and the 85mm on the aps-c for ~136mm full-frame equivalent to get the tighter shots. If there was a point where things were moving a bit slower and I had time to swap lenses, then I would effectively achieve ~56mm and 85mm for a bit of visual variety before switching back. I definitely agree with the recommendation of a 35mm in your kit, or if you're considering shelling out for a 24-70, consider the 35-150 f/2-2.8 as a great all arounder (its on my wishlist).

I am going shoot events placing 3-5 lenses in my backpack. They are 16-35/2.8; 35/1.2; 50/1.2; 85/1.4 and 135/2.8. Sometimes 70-200/2.8 (depends on location). All are the Canon EF full frame, but camera is RF full-frame.

Great story!

I’ve been doing weddings for nearly 40 years and always used two bodies and two lenses a 35mm & 105mm . For me the best combination . Cheers 👍 👋

Damn the 35mm lobby is working hard again haha. Fine, ill get myself one. But because I want to, not because you told me to! (Awesome photos btw)

Love these video a lot, i have all the tools I need after countless hours of research but I'm not doing any commercial photography lol

I'm upgrading my gear and definitley picking up the 35mm 1.4, but I'm having trouble deciding between the Sigma 85mm 1.4 or the Tamron 70-180 2.8 What would you select? Thanks.

I'm a 35mm shooter myself and recently found myself reaching for a my 28-75mm lens due to versatility but the 35mm f1.4 is 90% of the whole day. Also your colours are insanely good.

I am just an amateur photographer and I never shoot a weding yet, but I would think 35mm is too wide for me. I would probably take 24-70mm (f2.8) as the main and most versatile lens.

The 35mm is slowly growing on me because it really is a very versatile focal length!🔥

New subscriber and in exactly the situation you've described - looking for that first wedding to shoot. You have a great channel! Keep it up.

So good guys! Lots of brilliant tips! You are very generous with giving ideas for free!

I would add a couple of things to this.I use my Canon digital SLR's with an on camera flash that tilts and swivels.I bounce light off the ceiling or sidways off a wall to avoid harsh shadows being thrown on the wall behind your subject. Also my camera has a flash exposure compensation setting. This made all the difference for me when I was trying to get it right. cheers Geoff

Very helpful suggestion to the point ❤

This is literally a great guide! Love the quick tips and advice 😄

I love the books under the monitor

Big love. Thanks for sharing

Thanks for your thoughts. I had peek at John Mark Comer also. We are all on a journey and if we are Christian becoming more and more like Jesus.Geoff

Such a great message! We could all use a little bit of a slow down.

Great thumbnail

I didn't know this was a phenomenon until i recently met an experienced retired wedding photographer who expressed this same sentiment.

I just subscribed a minute ago and di d not realise you were aussies until I watched this. I am based in Adelaide.You will soon get to 1000 subscribers but having recently arrived at that goal after many years it's not necessarily going to bring in lots of money. Your wedding customers will be your best source of work and doing training of others is a good thing to do.I am 78 and have loved my youtube journey.keep up the good work.In my day I relied totally on word of mouth and if you do it right that will be a big part of it.cheers Geoff

Spot on folks. Well said in such a short time. As a retired wedding photographer who has taught such things as these to others you have nailed it. The biggest test I ever had was having a full on break down and panic attack in a wedding shoot. Fortunately my wife was there to reassure me and the couple never knew the problems I had in my head .The shots were fine.This was film too,not digital. Cheers Geoff

Nervous? Who cares photographer. What about the groom

I love u guys!

Great video, guys. I always tell my couples that I want them to be able to recognise themselves in their wedding photos in 20, 30, 40 or 50 years’ time, so everything I want them to do, whether posed or not, has to be inherently “them”.

great video

I was expecting a comparison of the differnt AI softwares available. Your video seems to recommend Aftershoot rather than manual editing and culling, but I wanted to find out how it compares with its competition.

Been doing this for a while but couldn't work out why it wasn't working sometimes. I forgot about IBIS 😂

This is more advertizing than a tutorial.

Love what you guys are doing on here! Keep it up 👌

have luts on sale? :)

So good! Been a pleasure watching the journey.

Love the shots! Are you using 85mm?

very inspiring video! thank you keep going :)

Flash we used is the Godox V1. Such a great flash. Link to it in the description.

Great video! Thanks guys!

Another great viddy! Cheers team.

Really good video, guys! You’ve gained a happy subscriber! 😊

4:45 you would like to check the vdo again ...i think you forgot to add colour here...sometimes happens but its oky....cudos for info✌🏻

Great video!

Great video guys! Just curious - were you filming with a tilt shift lens for the couples shoot?

I couldn't be more agree with you! Connection is always the best way for posing couples.

Another sick video. Cheers team.

Interesting video, thanks! It would be very interesting to see how the original digital file was and how you have edited to match the Portra 400 colours!

胶片的色彩更加 浓郁，色调更趋向统一，有艺术感

Nice Video and great comparison especially at 1:36 rely like the warme tones and the softness of the Film but on the other hand the Digital has way more details when shoot against the Sunlight.