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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 273938" data-attributes="member: 13090">A little planing might help a lot here... Can you scope out the church ahead of time and get an idea of how the scene will meter? That would probably answer your question for you right there. If this were my shoot and I had to go in &quot;blind&quot;, I would opt for the zoom, shooting it fairly wide, and letting the ISO do it what it needed to keep my shutter speed up around 125/s or so, at a minimum. If that wasn't feasible, I'd have the 50mm in my pocket at the ready. I would also know in advance how I'm going to carry a spare if I need to and be able to swap them with a minimum of fuss and bother. You might want to ask someone ahead of time to hold your spare lens FOR you so you can perform a discrete exchange that does not cause a distraction if keeping a spare lens on you during the ceremony is not an option.As previously mentioned, I would definitely shoot RAW or RAW + JPG....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 273938, member: 13090"] A little planing might help a lot here... Can you scope out the church ahead of time and get an idea of how the scene will meter? That would probably answer your question for you right there. If this were my shoot and I had to go in "blind", I would opt for the zoom, shooting it fairly wide, and letting the ISO do it what it needed to keep my shutter speed up around 125/s or so, at a minimum. If that wasn't feasible, I'd have the 50mm in my pocket at the ready. I would also know in advance how I'm going to carry a spare if I need to and be able to swap them with a minimum of fuss and bother. You might want to ask someone ahead of time to hold your spare lens FOR you so you can perform a discrete exchange that does not cause a distraction if keeping a spare lens on you during the ceremony is not an option. As previously mentioned, I would definitely shoot RAW or RAW + JPG. [COLOR=#ffffff]...[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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