Wedding information...

[xerubus]

http://johnlind.tripod.com/wedding/

not a bad read if you are a good amateur that has been asked to shoot a friends/relatives wedding...

cheers

[Killakoala]

Excellent link, exactly what i needed.

Thanks for finding and posting that

[xerubus]

anytime....

[mic]

Thanks Xerubus,

Just what I needed as well.

Wish me luck

Mic.

[xerubus]

mic... i'll make some time tomorrow to reply regarding lighting etc...

[MHD]

Awesome!
Lots of good info

[Killakoala]

The only problem with the article is that he uses the 'F' word quite a lit.. (Film), otherwise it's full of really useful information. If i had known how difficult it can be it would never have accepted a wedding assignment. Oh well, i will attack it with a can full of confidence. At least now i won't bumble around and can look at least half professional.

[xerubus]

The only problem with the article is that he uses the 'F' word quite a lit.. (Film), otherwise it's full of really useful information. If i had known how difficult it can be it would never have accepted a wedding assignment. Oh well, i will attack it with a can full of confidence. At least now i won't bumble around and can look at least half professional.

There is a lot to it, however if you do your research before hand you will be fine.

[bimborocks]

thanks for posting that up
i am going to a friends wedding this weekend at nelsons bay, hopefully i can get some reasonable pics. Only had my D70 for 2 weeks and it is my first SLR so i am learning slowly.

James BTW Hi, this is my very first post

[xerubus]

Welcome to the forums James!

A great way to learn exposure and 'getting that shot' is as a guest at a wedding.

Enjoy your new purchase...

cheers