What lenses for wedding photography?


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I always use two 10D with one fitted with 16-35 and the other with 24-70, and bring along the 70-200IS.
16-35 is good for table short and tea-section, 24-70 for general short and 70-200IS for outdoor short.
 

I use a 24-70 almost exclusively for journalistic weddings and a 19-35 for group shots. A 17-40 would be a good 'do everything' lens, but you won't get the closeup 'in your face' style that a midrange zoom can give.
 

espn said:
RuthieBaby: Frankly, I've never come across any church that says no flash, I'm really curious to which ones that do, personally shot in a few, always with flash, even the few I attended, all with flash too.

Most are quite bright anyway. ;)


Don't mind if i answer this one, but i believe St Andrews doesn't allow flash photography.
 

Electrin said:
What are the essential lenses for wedding photography on a 10D? The 1.6x crop factor and all.

here's my favourite kit

17-35f2.8L
50f1.8 or 50f2.5 macro
28-135IS
 

PLRBEAR said:
Don't mind if i answer this one, but i believe St Andrews doesn't allow flash photography.

Oh ok, thanks for the note, ;)
 

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