Today was the 2010 graduation for the University of Utah Law School and I had the opportunity to photograph again this year. I was able to photograph last year and took some amazing photos and so I felt the challenge to take even better photos this year. And this year the event went sooo quickly but I think I did a pretty good job taking amazing photos once again.
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University of Utah Law School Graduation
And this year is unique because I was photographing with Canon gear this year – last year I used all my Nikon equipment. With my Nikon 70-200mm lens in the shop for now for repairs I am renting the Canon 70-200mm lens and it works great. I rare used flash – when I did it was for some fill flash.

University of Utah Law School Graduation
Photographing these events can be a challenge because it is so dark in the Kingsbury Hall – the image stabilization worked very well and helped get some sharp shots. And the higher ISO helps as well. And what I like about the Canon system is the ability to switch settings using a knob to jump between C1, C2, and C3. I can change the white balance, ISO, aperture, and even shutter speed with one knob. To bad Nikon doesn’t have something like that.

University of Utah Law School Graduation

University of Utah Law School Graduation

University of Utah Law School Graduation

University of Utah Law School Graduation

University of Utah Law School Graduation

University of Utah Law School Graduation

University of Utah Law School Graduation

University of Utah Law School Graduation
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