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I need some tips for event photography.

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Event photography can be both exhilarating and challenging, especially when striving for perfection in capturing moments. After your recent experience, it’s understandable to seek improvement. While your client was satisfied with the final selection, the presence of blurry images and closed eyelids in group photos can be frustrating. These issues often stem from a combination of autofocus settings and timing, rather than solely personal oversight.

I did my second event photography a few weeks ago, and while the client was satisfied, I was not. I took too many pictures, and that's why I was able to send the a lot of the good ones to the client, but about 20-25% of picture were really not upto the mark.

Most of them were blurry, even though I used auto focus, since I didn't want to risk missing the focus with manual, but the auto focus didn't really react to the faces sometimes.

Then another problem I faced was that, when I was taking group photos, I took about 5 photos for each group, out of those 5, about 3 had people with their eyelids halfway or fully closed. Is this a me problem, or something that I can avoid by changing the shutter speed?

I feel like I took a lot of redundant pictures.

I need some help.

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