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Tip 871 (Review and learn): The world of wedding photography is a very competitive landscape; you have to constantly keep on improving. Review your last shoot, if possible, also review amateur shots by family and friends of the couple, and see whether they managed to get something that you were not able to. Tip [...] Tip 866 (Get comfortable with the family before the event): It is pretty important for anybody covering marriages to have a comfort level with the family before the wedding, given the need for the photographer to be present at all important occasions and to get really close while taking the photos. Tip 867 (Explain the [...] Tip 861 (Check for comfort levels when buying a slim camera): A lot of cameras are coming in super-slim modes, where the camera is like a thicker credit card. However, many users, after the initial excitement, find these cameras somewhat uncomfortable to use, since the camera can very slip from the grasp, and is not [...] Tip 856 (Decide on the optimum amount of megapixels): For some years now, there has been a push to have newer cameras with a high number of megapixels, and these are seen as a selling point. However, if your are not looking for professional photography, then beyond a point, increasing the number of megapixels does [...] Tip 851 (For starting up, buy a simpler camera): If you are not very interested in having to learn a lot of details about how the camera works and its various settings, then consider buying a camera with more scene modes and less controls. Tip 852 (Size of buttons and ergonomics): The placement of the [...] |
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