Shot a full wedding with two lenses - this is how it went

[@JonCrisRoxRyJax]

Love your style!

[@TNKPhoto]

Thank you JonCris!

[@nathangendlephoto]

Great shots and a chill wedding! Great video

[@TNKPhoto]

Thanks dude! Yeah it was just a matter of reading the room and knowing “ok this is what matters to them”

[@John_1033]

Outstanding video and beautiful photos. They are going to love the photos. Thanks. 👍

[@TNKPhoto]

Thank you so much John!

[@sheadeighan]

Awesome stuff. :-)

[@TNKPhoto]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@joecobb-l8x]

Awesome shot. What camera and lens were you using for the bts

[@TNKPhoto]

Thank you Joe! Actually, my favorite vlogging camera: the Osmo Pocket 3. It has changed our youtube channel. Ive posted more in 2024 because of it than I did from 2016-2023. This is the first video I posted about it. It's a little crude since I just started shooting with it but it shows you some examples: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmfXnZueiaeqjck

[@joecobb-l8x]

@@TNKPhoto nice, video quality look nice. Definitely buying one soon.

[@TNKPhoto]

@@joecobb-l8x Yeah its really clean. Heres a video I posted if you consider the creator combo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/faeTcmuOf7iersUsi=ASl8oInhakwLhNrd

[@johansphoto]

Many people shoot weddings with only two primes, like 35/85, so doing it with two zooms is easy if you have enough light to get by with the slower apertures.

[@TNKPhoto]

Very true. I suppose this video is aimed at someone who may be newer and what we would recommend as solid lenses that get the job done and don’t break the bank. The 35/85 combo is great but definitely for a more seasoned photographer who anticipates what’s coming next. Personally I don’t like that combination when I did it for some time as I found the 85 to be too limiting for ceremonies. But to each their own. That’s the beauty of photography

[@misaelmarroquin6504]

Hello, I’m glad you mentioned “networking“. I have been wanting to join some networking groups maybe photography network and regular business networking. How do you go about finding networking groups?

[@TNKPhoto]

Thank you for watching! I found the one that I went to here through, I think it was a fellow photographer who runs it. He sent me the facebook group to join and I went from there. I think Facebook is probably still the best. I'm sure if you search photography networking in your area, you'll find something there or something close by. I always go into any situation with "how can I be of service" so the first event I went to, we had our team shooting it for them too. I've tried BNI but I'm not a big fan of those groups. Usually I feel like they have the opposite approach of what everyone can do for them instead of my way of thinking (Im generalizing of course)

[@TNKPhoto]

oh and dude you're local to SoCal right? Hit me up on Instagram, I'll send you the group

[@misaelmarroquin6504]

@@TNKPhoto thank you! I really appreciate you always answering back. Great photos by the way. Always helps to see how others do pictures, helps me create my own.

[@misaelmarroquin6504]

@@TNKPhoto I greatly appreciate it. I am from socal (Palm Springs area, my parents still lives there) but I moved to Arizona. I still do go back once in awhile to visit.

[@JonCrisRoxRyJax]

Show more muscles next time!

[@TNKPhoto]

lol next time