If you haven't been through John Lind's wedding pages, go there right
away <http://johnlind.tripod.com/wedding/>. Even if you don't agree with
or use everything, it's an incredible resource from an experienced pro.
He discusses color film on page 3.
I believe printing B&W from color negs is likely to be a nightmare. If
the bride and groom insist on B&W and you don't already have experience
with scan, convert and print, shooting B&W film is the safest way.
Inkjet B&W printing is just not the same as color. If B&W is your idea
of something traditional or cool to do and not their idea, you might be
wise to skip it, do the wedding, then go out and do some B&W art
photography. An inexperienced photographer doing a wedding is busier
than a one legged man at a butt kickin' contest, and doesn't need any
extra stuff to keep track of and do. I think most weddings are shot in
color only these days?
Moose
Gordon Ross wrote:
>Hi All:
>
>I've been asked to shoot a wedding for a friend of a friend as a favor, it
>isn't my thing but I am willing to help them out........
>
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