I think it has to go to the 50mm f1.4. Here’s an easy shot that you can do almost anywhere.

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What’s the best lens for photographing wedding details? I prefer a the Nikon 50mm f1.4. Here’s what it can do.

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Here’s a video on the basics of using an off camera flash. Nikon SB-700, Nikon D800 and Pocket Wizard Plus III’s.

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Quick little video demonstrating how I balance flash with daylight.

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Nikon 70-200mm VR f2.8 vs 50mm f1.4 is a bit of a weird comparison, but I just wanted to demonstrate the different looks you can get from just lens selection.

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I have a Nikon 45mm f/2.8 PC-E Tiltshift. I like it. I think. Is it the best tiltshift for wedding photography? That’s impossible to know. But it’s good. Here’s a little bit on how to use it:

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Here’s how I use my flash in first dance type settings. Typically I only use a single flash. Here are some examples on camera, and off camera:

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Here’s how I use an off camera flash to add extra dimension, and a more 3D feeling light to a scene.

It’s a pretty simple way to take better pictures.

I’m using Pocket Wizard Plus III’s, an SB-700 and a Nikon D800.

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Made a little video with footage I took over the past few years.

Travel.

These tips are not very good.