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There are many challenges to successful wedding photography, and it can be a hectic day, even for skilled photographers.It includes the photography of activities involving the wedding and photographs of the family members, friends and couple before the marriage, as well as coverage of the wedding day and post wedding. It’s a viable endeavor that supports the efforts of many independent photographers or photographers working with studios.

Successful wedding photography is all about rebuilding the moment by telling the story through a sequence of photographs. The best place is to start with the wedding day’s preparations. It’s advisable to turn up at the bride’s house before the actual wedding, allowing enough time to evaluate how she is getting on with her preparations.

… Continue reading All That You Need in Your Camera Bag for a Successful Wedding Photography Shoot

A full-frame DSLR is perhaps the most desired bit of kit any photographer could ever dream of having. This is the 5D Mark III or the D700, each an awesome camera that pretty much deliver the goods every time.

• But is the full frame better than the crop?

… Continue reading Let’s Get Ready to Rumble: APS-C vs Full Frame

The age old battle between physical and digital filter stirs once more. It’s difficult to pick a   winner because both are integral to the entire photographic process, and, individually, each has its advantages for different effects that you’re trying to achieve.

Some view the physical filter as an unnecessary piece of baggage, needlessly weighing down your kit, as you can replicate its effects in post-production software.

… Continue reading Physical Filters Versus Digital Filters! Which One Wins the Battle?