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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...

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Excellent link, exactly what i needed.

Thanks for finding and posting that

anytime....

Thanks Xerubus,

Just what I needed as well.

Wish me luck

Mic.

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

Awesome!
Lots of good info

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.

Killakoala wrote: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.

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

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...

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