Digital Photography - Qp7

Shooting a wedding carries more pressure than other shoots and you have to know how to deal with temperamental clients sometimes.

Organisation is the key and if you know you are organised, know what you’re doing and in which order, it will give you greater confidence to do your job professionally.

Formalise your written communication with a printed and signed contract.

Brittle smiles that don’t reach the eyes will always be noticeable later.

Using a flash at a wedding should only be done if absolutely necessary.

Switch everything to manual and have your shutter speed at around ______ and your aperture at 2.8 or lower.

Reducing the stop to ______ will give you a much better shot in low light conditions but for that you’ll need a good camera. 

Exposure is the term used to describe whether an image is too white or too dark. 

The groom stands on the left.

For large group shots that are several lines deep, keep the DOF up so that the pictures remain sharp right to the back. Use an aperture of f8 or smaller.