Thank you Omar! Selecting aperture priority and the other settings you mentioned was a lifesaver when I was asked to shoot baptisms for the first time. Didn't have to think about anything other than catching the moment. And got asked to do it again! 👍
This is awesome!!! Thank you for doing a video like this!!! I have been taking pictures at my Church as well and it's nice to get tips from someone else who does that too!!!
hey lol! just joined my church's 'capture' team and did my 1st serve today; never shot a picture a day in my life (other than on my phone) but i definitely think i found a new hobby so let the binge learning begin. thanks!
This was so incredibly helpful. You the goat for real. Anything you putting out I’m buying. Thanks man. -creative pastor from a small church plant in Boston
Hi Omar thank you for this amazing video! What are all the tools you are using in this video for church photography. I want to help my church with photography. We currently do not have someone in charge of this. I currently use my cellphone every Sunday. I want to invest in the items that are needed to help my church work this please. Thank you so much for your assistance. God bless you ❤
How do you account for your white balance? Because during the course of this video you must have walked through at least five different lighting scenarios, from natural light to florescents, how do you correct for this during the edit if, as I'm assuming, you've not set your white balance beforehand?
Wow great tips thank you so much...Please what's that you attached to your camera that helps you zoom images?...i wear medicated lenses and also a church photographer ? Thank you
Can I achieve this same look on a canon 5d mark IIII? I have considered going to mirrorless for our church services but I’m so torn and scared to learn something new lol
Hey bro, I'm looking to get a sony a7iii and I wonder which leans should I go for 35mm or 85mm Rokinon AF? I plan on getting both but which one should I purchase first? Also if you have any other tips I will be thankful, love your videos!
A lot of times in church settings it can and will be very distracting. Even with lighting set up in the sanctuary, it’s very noticeable when someone in the congregation decides to take a picture with their phone with flash on. Overall, it’s just to avoid distracting others. I’ve even gotten distracted by other photographers or church attendees using flash. Hope this helps!
I do not understand what church you are talking about, I have not seen any church. A church is the one with an altar, a priest and many people inside, with that yellow light and naspa. I was waiting to see how you proceed there.
