Use a Tripod for Great Overall Shots
Overall images are important photos that "set the scene" in a wedding album. These images put the storytelling photographs in context.
Because overalls are about the space and less about the people in the image, little frozen people in these images often look funny. When in dark settings, you can shoot these images by using the tripod and setting your camera to the lowest ISO setting. Stop your aperture down until your shutter speed is greater than 15 seconds.
The result will be an image that de-emphasizes the people in the photograph and emphasizes the grandeur of the space.
Because overalls are about the space and less about the people in the image, little frozen people in these images often look funny. When in dark settings, you can shoot these images by using the tripod and setting your camera to the lowest ISO setting. Stop your aperture down until your shutter speed is greater than 15 seconds.
The result will be an image that de-emphasizes the people in the photograph and emphasizes the grandeur of the space.
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