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<blockquote data-quote="drummerJ99" data-source="post: 454274" data-attributes="member: 18248">I'm a amateur newbish photographer, I attended a wedding this weekend of my wife's friend. Can't find the size of the reception hall but it says it seats 200 and I think that'd be pushing it. Probably closer to 150 with room, so it wasn't a huge place. The were 2 photographers. Each had a hot shoe flash (which I'm assuming was a master) but then they also had 5 flashes setup on stands. The lighting wasn't great so I of course they'd need a hotshoe flash. However with both photographers it was light strobe lights going off constantly. It was annoying me and the rest of the guests at my table. It seemed a bit overkill to me because they'd be on the complete other side of the room and the flash facing right at us would of course still go off. My question is, is that normal? I've never seen that many flashes setup like that.Jeffrey</blockquote>

[QUOTE="drummerJ99, post: 454274, member: 18248"] [FONT=Droid Serif]I'm a amateur newbish photographer, I attended a wedding this weekend of my wife's friend. Can't find the size of the reception hall but it says it seats 200 and I think that'd be pushing it. Probably closer to 150 with room, so it wasn't a huge place. The were 2 photographers. Each had a hot shoe flash (which I'm assuming was a master) but then they also had 5 flashes setup on stands. The lighting wasn't great so I of course they'd need a hotshoe flash. However with both photographers it was light strobe lights going off constantly. It was annoying me and the rest of the guests at my table. It seemed a bit overkill to me because they'd be on the complete other side of the room and the flash facing right at us would of course still go off. My question is, is that normal? I've never seen that many flashes setup like that.[/FONT] [FONT=Droid Serif]Jeffrey[/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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