Wedding photographers love their full frame cameras. We've interviewed a bunch of wedding photographers over the years that trust specific brands to get the job done. But more than that, we've even got wedding photographers here on staff at the Phoblographer.
So we dove into our Reviews Index to find the best full-frame cameras for wedding photography. And overall, these are the ones that you'll really like. . thephoblographer.com
An article recently published in Brides magazine offered soon-to-be newlyweds some questionable advice on how to find a professional wedding photographer. Though it has since been edited, the original version of ‘Essential Questions You Need to Ask Your Wedding Photographer’ included a paragraph suggesting consumers should only hire a photographer who uses a 'Cannon [sic] or Nikon' camera. dpreview.com »
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I always look forward to photographing men. There are fewer intricacies to worry about being perfect like hair and makeup. This alleviates a lot of the pressure and opens up a new subset of challenges to play around and use.
I love photographing with medium-format cameras. My first major camera purchase back in the day was a sun yellow Hasselblad 501cm. Using it during my formative years with photography influenced what I like to work with today.
There have been rumblings about the possibility of a new Sony FE 85mm f1. 2 G Master lens for the last few years. Until now, the rumors were merely speculations at the possibility of such a lens. Hope has been renewed in online forums with the latest 50mm f1.
The Canon RF 70-200mm f2.8 lens is another favorite zoom lens among the Photographer staff. It produces images with vibrant hues, plenty of details, and a true-to-life perspective. It's easy to see why it's often dubbed as the quintessential wedding photography lens.
top of that list. The ability to comfortably carry a laptop is an added perk. Vanguard looks to extend the versatility of their backpacks with the Adatpor series. The backpacks offer plenty of storage with a USB-A port to charge on the go.
For years, Adobe Lightroom has been the pinnacle workhorse for photographers. The interface is clean, it’s simple to use, and batch editing significantly cuts down on precious editing time. But then it seemed that Adobe became complacent, and Lightroom remained stagnant.