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Name: Bruce Miller Wed 26 Jul 200622:36:43 BST
Subject: I want to be a wedding photographer
I want
to be a wedding photographer. What advice can anyone give an aspiring wedding photographer?
Name: Gan Gasper
(enquiry@contactphotographer.com) Wed 26 Jul 200622:43:23
Subject: Be a wedding photographer
there is an article on this on our website.
Be confident. Try getting as much experience as possible before you take on
your first job. You are responsible for one of the biggest days in a married
couple's life.
Name: Fred
(enquiries@elegantwedding.co.uk)
The best thing any aspiring photographer can do is to assist another
photographer who knows the ins 'n out of photography. There is no quick fix
when it comes to capturing the "moment" only through experience and
some FAILURES can you really learn to cut out your mistakes and know the ropes
of a wedding photographer. Hope that helps. Date: Fri 21 Jul 200623:30:36 Subject: What camera BST I want
to get into wedding photography can anyone suggest a good camera?
Date: Tue 08 Aug 200617:40:02 BST
Subject: Tips on wedding
photographer
Name: John
(Johnbarrington23@yahoo.com)
Paul (info@cosmicphotography.co.uk)
Date: Sun 13 Aug 200617:10:28 BST
Subject: 1 Camera?
You will need at least 2 cameras if you want to shoot weddings. In fact you
need a back-up of pretty much everything! You have just 1 chance to get it
right, equipment failure is not a good excuse to give a bride for only having 6
photographs.
Name: Brian
Thorn (b.thorn@btinternet.com) It
depends on your budget and if you want film or digital. I have been using a Nikon
FE for years.
Date: Tue 25 Jul 200615:39:51 BST
Subject: Wedding Camera
Name: Janet
(jjcole@freeserve.com)
Date: Fri 21 Jul 200623:42:48 BST
Subject: What
camera
Make sure
it is an SLR.
Name: Steven Pilkington
(sp1972@hotmail.com) For wedding photography An eos 20d will do you. Whatever camera you use make sure you test it out in
the shop. Here is a good website for reviews etc www.steves-digicams.com
Date: Fri 21 Jul 200623:40:53 BST
Subject: What camera
Name: Ganiyu
(enquiry@contactphotographer.com)
Date: Fri 21 Jul 200623:35:10 BST
Subject: What
camera
There
are lots of great camera's out there. What is your budget? The soon to be
discontinued canon eos 20d was designed for wedding photographers in mind.
Name: Paul
(paul@yonkers.com)
Date: Sat
08 Jul 200614:19:32 BST
Subject:
What lens
What is a fixed lens?
Name: Ganiyu
(enquiry@contactphotographer.com) Subject:
Children and animals
Date: Sat 08 Jul 200614:40:47 BST
Subject: Fixed lens
Hi. In brief a fixed lens cannot be removed or changed. Fixed lenses generally
offer a wider maximum aperture compared to zoom lenses and in my opinion offer
better quality. In terms of what is best for you that really depends on what
type of work you are using the lens for. For example you probably would not use
a 14mm fixed lens for a portrait picture. Good quality fixed lenses are
expensive so make sure you get the right one for the job. Hope this helps.
Ganiyu
Date: Sun
18 Jun 200621:17:13 BST
Name: Jane
(jane543@hotmail.com)
Can
anyone give me any tips for shooting children and animals in a studio setting?
Thanks
Name:
Joel (joelewan@aol.com)
Date: Sat 22 Jul 2006 13:32:08 BST
Subject: Photographing
children
Try and make a child feel comfortable by engaging with him or her
your main aim is to try and make a child relax.
Date: Sun
18 Jun 200612:06:17 BST Subject:
Digital camera's
Name: Justin
(gpgbond0@yahoo.com)
Is it
true that digital camera's have a shelf life based on the rate of shutter usage
Name: Elaine
Borges-Ibanez (reellife@weddingphotos-video.co.uk)
Date: Mon 14 Aug 200600:18:22 BST
Subject: Digital
camera shutter life
That
sounds really weird! We take over 60,000 photos a year but have not so far
noticed this efect and have been digital for 3 years now. xx Elaine.
Name: Alex
Mac (alex@mac.com)
Date: Sun
18 Jun 200612:40:08 BST
Subject: Digital
camera shelf life
Yes it
is true so beware when buying a used camera on ebay!
Name: John
(browncaron@hotmail.com)
Date: Sun 18 Jun 200612:17:08 BST
Subject: Digital camera shelf life
I think
this is true around 20.000 clicks of the shutter after that things start to go
a bit skewiff!