So this is what I was supposed to have for the wedding on Sunday. I don’t know what got into FedEx as the rental company gave them directions to return the shipping. Not only did FedEx still deliver the items they left it at the house when no one was home.
So naturally, I had to take the camera out of the box just to try it out. Long story short, I’m in love.lol I think with the a7iii and the 28-75 Tamron lens I would be able to cover 90% of everything I need. So I think I’m going to have to buy this setup after all. I don’t wanna send it back.lol
That’s a nice rig, it’s all about what works best for you. Myself, I was all about being the best I could be. I took many classes on wedding photography and went to may seminars from long time professionals who showed me how to perfect my craft.
I was a rare breed because it was not about the money, the money helped pay for my gear and yes it did help me a lot when I was laid off during the bad recession of 81-82.
I still run across folks who’s wedding I did 40 years ago and it still thrills me to see they are still married and enjoying the magical images I created for them on their special day.
I get folks who always ask me what they can do to make them better, I always tell them to develop their own style, go to seminars and share information with other professionals.
I never wanted to be a copy cat, the studios I worked for back then demanded perfection because that’s what they where paying me for. I strived to be the best I could be and never rejected criticism of my work, because it only made me work harder to perfect my craft.
Good luck and I hope you get the bug and become a good photographer, photography is in my blood and I have loved it since the first time I picked up a camera. Good luck and be patient.