We offer a variety of the most popular formats
for wedding photography. The chart below shows the advantages of
each. You may choose the format or combination of formats you would
like us to use, or better yet, let us decide which will work best
for your wedding.
| 35mm |
Medium
Format |
Digital |
|
Great
for outside beach locations and sunsets.
|
Negs.
are almost 3 times as big as 35mm - little film grain if you
are over-enlarging.
|
Ability
to shoot more images for a greater selection. |
| Can
capture spontaneous fast action such as a dove release. |
For
the photographic purist, this format is still preferred. |
Great
for outside beach locations and sunsets. |
| More
frames per roll than medium format. |
Great
for close-up and still portraits. |
Wide
range of computer-based editing and retouching available. |
|
Wider
selection of lenses for a variety of available poses and locations.
|
|
Can
capture spontaneous action such as a dove release. Wider selection
of lenses (like 35mm). |
| Less
re-loading than medium format. |
|
The
flexibility to change your images from color to B&W, sepia,
tinting and so much more. |
| |
|
All
your images are on a disk and therefore you can e-mail them
to friends immediately, back them up for safeguarding or print
them at home for fun. |
| |
|
No
hassles with developing labs. Better developing availability
options. Cheaper developing costs. |
| |
|
No
film grain at all. |
| |
|
No
lost time from reloading film. Almost true continuous shooting
for up to 200-300 frames without changing digital film disks. |
