The Yashica-Mat camera is great for that use as it is almost completely quiet. One of the very few times I have been fooled to take pictures during a wedding (it was my brother) they didn´t want to be distracted by cameras during the ceremony, so I got a seat in front in the church and used my Yashica-Mat. Nobody noticed what I was doing and the pictures were OK (but they did notice our father who used his compact with automatic wind and rewind to take the last picture on his film and we all listened to the rewind for å couple of minuts. .-) The ME Super is also good for that kind of use.
Anyway, I always refuse to take pictures if they don´t hire a "real photographer" as well... DagT Den 8. mars. 2008 kl. 18.22 skrev Jim Apilado: > Back before I knew better, I took my Yashicamat camera to a wedding > of a co-worker. I took pictures at the same time as the hired > photographer was taking the formal photos at the altar. Managed to > get 5 shots before he told me that I couldn't photograph. Turned > out that the "pro" had equipment "failure" and nothing came out. My > 5 photos were the only ones showing any part of the wedding. > > Jim A. > On Mar 8, 2008, at 3:21 AM, David J Brooks wrote: > >> Had a beer with a friend last night. They were at a relatives wedding >> last month, and the wife of a brother was asked to >> do the wedding photos. >> >> She has some sort of a non P&S camera i'm lead to believe.:-) >> >> Anyway, he tells me last night, that NONE of the photos she took came >> out, Unknown if she shot film or digital, but i suspect film if >> it took this long to find out. >> >> As expected, they are pissed, and a family row is now in full swing. >> >> Dave >> -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
