The lens choice depends upon the church and where you will be shooting from
but, on average, you have picked two good ones. Don't use a flash during the
ceremony as it is very disruptive and the minister may ask you to not do so,
or worse. Be sure to stay out of the way of the official photographer. Many
wedding pictures have been spoiled by guests trying to upstage the wedding
photographer. /jnm
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of John Hudson
> Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2001 11:17 PM
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> Subject: [OM] Wedding photos with OMs
>
>
>
> Our son is getting married this coming Saturday in a traditional
> [combination Anglican [Episcopalian] / United Church of Canada] church
> service with a guest list of 100 or so people. I want to limit myself to
> two lenses on my 4T body. I am tempted to take only my 24/2.8 and 85/2
> lenses and shoot 400 ISO Ilford Delta film using my F280 flash where
> necessary.
>
> Are there any comments as to what other list members have shot at family
> weddings? I am not the official photog but nevertheless I would like to
> capture some worthwhile shots. How does one hide a fanny pack under a
> tuxedo on a 155 pound frame .......... any special cummerbunds for
> photographers?
>
> jh
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