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<blockquote data-quote="Eye-level" data-source="post: 54762" data-attributes="member: 6548"><p>Shooting weddings in film is a dicey proposition at best if you ask me...even if you do have good gear and generally get good results. I always have at least one film camera at every wedding I attend and the last several I've been to I drug along my P&S too...</p><p></p><p>I could see myself shooting the whole roll to discover there wasn't a roll in the camera...or putting the roll in and it doesn't get hooked up on the take up spool very well so you shoot all 36 exposures on the first frame of an unused roll! </p><p></p><p>Or even better yet you shoot the whole roll of film and then pop open the back in bright sunlight without rewinding the film first! LOL</p><p></p><p>To many things can go awry with film in such deadly serious situations...which brings up a good point - on such important days in one's life you probably need to make damn sure you have someone who knows what they're doing and has done it before and can show you stuff they have done recently that is good stuff...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Eye-level, post: 54762, member: 6548"] Shooting weddings in film is a dicey proposition at best if you ask me...even if you do have good gear and generally get good results. I always have at least one film camera at every wedding I attend and the last several I've been to I drug along my P&S too... I could see myself shooting the whole roll to discover there wasn't a roll in the camera...or putting the roll in and it doesn't get hooked up on the take up spool very well so you shoot all 36 exposures on the first frame of an unused roll! Or even better yet you shoot the whole roll of film and then pop open the back in bright sunlight without rewinding the film first! LOL To many things can go awry with film in such deadly serious situations...which brings up a good point - on such important days in one's life you probably need to make damn sure you have someone who knows what they're doing and has done it before and can show you stuff they have done recently that is good stuff... [/QUOTE]
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