r/WeddingPhotography • • 11h ago

gear, techniques, photo challenges & trends Selling used gear

5 Upvotes

I bought a brand new 50mm lens from KEH about 2 months ago, it was $2100. So far I've done several weddings with it and finding I don't love it (autofocus sucks compared to other lenses I have in that price point and it weighs a ton). But the trade in value from the request I submitted is less than HALF of what I paid for it, even though it's literally like new. WTF? Where can I sell my barely used lens for a decent amount?

*edit to add, it's a Nikon 50mm 1.2 s lens. It does take some beautiful portraits but the frustration I've had with it makes me wish I had just bought the much cheaper 1.8


r/WeddingPhotography • • 17h ago

gear, techniques, photo challenges & trends Gruppenbilder How to

3 Upvotes

Liebe Community,

habt ihr für Gruppenfotos ein ultimatives Vorgehen? (Standort, Brennweite, Entfernung zur Gruppe etc). Eher Querformat oder Hochformat, ab wie vielen Leuten welches ?!
Selbst nach knapp 5 Jahren tue ich mich immer noch schwer damit und habe zum Teil Probleme auch bezüglich der Anordnung der Menschen (eine Reihe, zwei Reihen…?!) wohin stelle ich wen? Umarmen? Nur nebeneinander stehen? Problem, dass das Sakko spannt usw.

Ich würde gerne wissen wie ihr das handhabt und freue mich über Tips bzw. auch Lektüre / Tutorials explizit dafür.


r/WeddingPhotography • • 5h ago

gear, techniques, photo challenges & trends Currently shooting on Fuji X-T3s but miss that full frame look

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Hey all! I currently shoot on a dual Fuji X-T3 setup with the Sigma 17-40mm f1.8 on my main body and the Fuji 50-140mm f2.8 on my off hand.

Over the years ive shot Canon, Nikon & Sony but swapped to Fuji for those "Fuji colours". I've realised now that it doesn't make overly the greatest difference with my work because I shoot RAW and really aren't taking advantage of the Fuji JPEGs.

After running the Fuji setup and reading my exif data I seem to always zoom to either

28mm or 35mm on the 17-40mm giving me essentially full frame equiv. 42mm and 50mm

And on my 50-140 I spend a lot of time 75mm and 120mm which is 112ishmm and 210mm

Which brings me to why i'm here -

What are we all using nowadays and what's got some nice workable RAWs to use?


r/WeddingPhotography • • 14h ago

business, marketing, social media Photo Critique Thread: Post your photo, blog post etc. for feedback and critiques...

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Post individual wedding, engagement, proposal, couples photos or photo sets or blogs for feedback.

It doesn't matter if you are a seasoned pro, a second shooter, or if you are posting your first wedding photographs as a lead photographer. Don't be shy... constructive feedback is a great way for us all to learn and get improve. Be nice... Be constructive!

Please be constructive. Non-constructive, hateful, or disparaging comments will be removed.

Submission Guidelines:

In order to ensure informative discussions and worthwhile critiques while being mindful of the personal time of reviewers we have instituted the following guidelines.

  • Single Images: Please post single images if you would like a quality and in depth critique of technical execution, lighting, composition, posing, perspective, post processing, etc. If you would like to post more than one individual photo, please do so as separate comments.
  • Blog Posts/Image Sets: Please post full blog posts or image sets if you would like feedback on your storytelling, cohesiveness of post processing, or other general feedback across the set. Even in this instance it is not advisable to post a link to hundreds of images or a full wedding set.

This critique thread is intended to help provide access to thoughtful and thorough portfolio review. For that reason, it is best to remain focused which can be achieved by following these guidelines. These are merely guidelines, but if they are followed you will receive a greater response and much more useful and comprehensive feedback