One year shooting weddings with the Q

[adampriley]

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Hey all. I wrote a mini post about my first year shooting weddings with the Q. Still loving it!

 

Feel free to have a browse :-)

 

http://www.adamrileyphotography.com/for-photographers/1-year-of-weddings-with-the-leica-q/

[ropo54]

Hey all. I wrote a mini post about my first year shooting weddings with the Q. Still loving it!

 

Feel free to have a browse :-)

 

http://www.adamrileyphotography.com/for-photographers/1-year-of-weddings-with-the-leica-q/

 

 

Very nice!

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[malu]

Great post and very good photos Adam. Since there is a lot of action sometimes I am wondering if you are switching many times between AF-C and AF-S?

 

Markus

[popeyesm]

Very nice. Thanks for posting. I wonder what AF modes you use to capture this action? I continue to struggle with finding the right AF modes to lock on what I want, especially in busy people scenes where spot focus tends to focus on background. 

[adampriley]

Great post and very good photos Adam. Since there is a lot of action sometimes I am wondering if you are switching many times between AF-C and AF-S?

 

Markus

Thanks Malu.  I tend to always use AF-s. I quickly re-focus in instances where the subject is walking towards me (ie B&G down the aisle). If it was quicker to switch between the two modes, for  then I may use AF-C for these moments. Yet to try it though :-)

[adampriley]

Very nice. Thanks for posting. I wonder what AF modes you use to capture this action? I continue to struggle with finding the right AF modes to lock on what I want, especially in busy people scenes where spot focus tends to focus on background. 

 

Thanks! I always use AF's...I've been finding focusing in busy situations ok. Now its easy to make the focus point bigger/smaller, this might help?

[viramati]

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Interesting read. I too use the Q along with the X-Pro2 and 50 and 85 equivelant lenses. I really like the set up as the they both have similar analogue controls etc.

[Sultan of Swing]

Great photos!

[MRJohn]

Fantastic images, inspiring!