White Wedding Photography reviews the Tokina 12-24mm f/4
For a wedding photographer not looking to break the bank on a wide angle lens, the Tokina 12-24mm f/4 is an excellent option to consider. It’s designed for APS-C sensors in mind and typically costs around £400-£500 new. When combined with slower shutter speeds it’s constant aperture of f / 4 allows you to shoot […]
White Wedding Photography reviews the Nikon J1, the perfect snapshot camera for your wedding!
Far from being offended by guests taking photos at weddings. I encourage it. There are some photos that the professional will just not be able to capture, and when these shots are taken well they’re great. However, a lot of the time amateur photographers will miss the best moment to click the shutter. A […]
The Nikkor 35mm f1.8, an ideal wedding reportage lens!
The Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G is a prime lens designed for use on DX format Nikon DSLRs. It’s low f stop of 1.8 makes it great for low light situations, such as wedding ceremonies and receptions. It’s also extremely portable measuring just 70mm in diameter by 53mm and weighing just 200 grams. This unobtrusive size makes […]
White Wedding Photography reviews the Rode Shotgun Microphone
In my last blog I talked about the stunning quality of The Nikon D7000’s HD movie mode. Whilst the image quality is second to none, the camera’s inbuilt features do fall down when it comes to recording audio. The inbuilt microphone is not powerful enough to use for anything important, and the mic also amplifies […]
The Nikon D7000 – the perfect wedding photographers camera. Brought to you by White, Liverpool Wedding Photography
The Nikon D7000 is a great camera. I’ve recently invested in one and the quality is simply outstanding. Without a doubt it’s Nikon’s best DX on the market today. It’s a crime that Nikon are still charging more for the D300s! The above test shot was taken at F5, ISO400. There’s a lot of […]
The Nikon 1.8, 50mm lens, a must have lens for the wedding photographer!
Test shot taken at f 1.8, 400 IS0 35 mm film Following the positive feedback I got from my D7000 review last week I’ve decided to start doing these reviews more regularly. This week the spotlight goes to the small but mighty Nikon 50mm 1.8, a must have lens for the wedding photographer! A […]
We prefer natural light – White wedding photography Liverpool
Digital Cameras are coming on leaps and bounds these days. Each year the models get better and better, become more versatile, and offer the wedding photographer more creative options. One of the best developments for the reportage photographer is the ability to shoot at high ISO’s and still produce great images. Nikon cameras are especially […]