Thanks very much for the information. I am now feeling little bit comfortable reading your email about the lenses. I will be using 35mm film initially and I have the lenses you mentioned. I am little bit nervous at this time to take the new job, however I will be accompanying my Father-in-law for sometime and follow him around when he is on job. I am currently taking pictures for practice with the following film, does anyone have any feedback or comments on the film? Optima 100 135-36 Agfacolor Professional Color Print Film (ISO-100) CN 135-36 Fujicolor Superia 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100) Thanks, Srinivasa Regeti --- ADavidhazy <andpph@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi Srinivasa, > > Not sure I can help you with what lenses you'd need > but if you will be > shooting 35mm then I'd say possibly a short zoom > plus a longer telephoto > or, if fixed lenses then 24mm, 50mm and 135. Maybe > add a 35mm in there. > I found that I used the 35mm a LOT. > > If shooting medium format then 50, 80 and 150. > > If shooting digital like the Canon D10 or Digital > Rebel then the standard > zoom that comes with the Rebel might be enough (18 > to 55) although I'd > probably try to go a step-up in quality and a bit > shorter on short end and > use a 2x extender for the longest shots. > > If you'll be using 4x5 .... :) > > Anyway, all above is simply an opinion. > > And now for the REAL purpose of this note: WELCOME > to PhotoForum! > > andy > > > > hello All, > > I am a new member here, joined this mailing list > > couple of days back. > > > > I am in the process of joining our family business > - > > Wedding Photography. I ve been doing some > photography > > for past few years. I would like to get some > > recommendations from the members on what type of > > lenses should I be carrying if I have to shoot > some > > photos in a wedding. > > > > My father-in-Law has been shooting wedding > photographs > > for a long time but he hasnt done too much > creative > > work. So I would like to get into it and use > > different types of filters available for diffusion > and > > star filters etc. > > > > I am new member so please dont slam me. > > > > thanks in advance, > > Srinivasa > >
