?> Quite a number of sound ideas and advices so far, so I might
only add: beware of Murphy. Of course, you are welcome to
keep reading the rest.
Thanks for the responses, everyone. Just to clear a few things up:
- If I could own a K-5 (or K-7) before the wedding, I would, but I don't
think I can afford to yet. I am going to borrow a friend's K-7 for an event
I'm shooting in April, so I should be able to learn my way around that body
design easily. Back at my old camera shop job, I had to learn new cameras
very quickly to be able to sell them, so I'm not too worried it.
- My K10D is woefully inadequate for shooting weddings. Horrible noise in
low light coupled with back-focusing with nearly all my lenses, I am so
frustrated with the damn thing I rarely take pictures at all these days. I
will bring it as a backup, though.
- I've shot a wedding before and did alright. I explained to the bride that
I am not a professional, but she seems okay with that. She doesn't want an
album or any fancy editing, so I'm not looking to charge much.
I like the idea of finding out what low quotes she got, so I might just ask
her about that.
Thanks again for the advice,
John
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