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> There are good books on the subject.
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> On 17 Jul 2002 at 0:23, Treena Harp wrote:
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> Read all of this and then come back and read some more of your
> answers. I hope you've got at least a month or two to get
> ready. It's not an easy job.
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> http://johnlind.tripod.com/wedd
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> On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Petter Jarbo wrote:
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ver "assisted" a pro
photographer during a wedding.
Cheers,
Dave
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> I can't think of a better book
I got thrown into this type of photography last year...
it was hairy at best but it certainly taught me a lot.
Here's what I learned:
"standard" shots are basic. Most of the time the bride and groom already
have it in their head what they want and who they want in their "standard"
photos. If not
the book.
Len
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JCO recommended getting a book, and I agree. Steve Sint's book is very
good.
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> Here's my best bit of advice, for what it's worth: Ask the
> bride and groom
> to give you a list of "must-have" shots a few days before
> the ceremony. It
> avoids misunderstandings l
Stick with what you know. I can forsee a thousand disasters all at once if
you were to walk in there with a camera that you've never used before.
Nick Wright
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Read all of this and then come back and read some more of your
answers. I hope you've got at least a month or two to get
ready. It's not an easy job.
http://johnlind.tripod.com/wedding/
Len
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S
n, but under wedding and reception
conditions, you will find it darned hard to focus at f/4 or
smaller. See the link in my previous email for lots of other
stuff.
Len
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My advice(and I'm not a pro):
1) Buy good film.
I suggest Kodak Portra 160 NC, Fuji NPS(160), Fuji NPH(400), Fuji
Reala(100), Kodak TriX Pan(400)and Ilford HP5(400).
2) Use the equipment that you know.
3) Use a good film processor/printer.
4) You need a flash other than RTF.
Get one
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Petter Jarbo wrote:
> A close friend asked me the other day if I would be his wedding
> photographer. I said I would be honored but am beginning to think I
> might have taken on more than I can handle
> I've been secondary photographer at a couple of weddings, but never
> tak
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