A wedding is one of the most important days in a couple’s lives and each bride and groom want to capture their special day in the best way possible. So, how do you take perfect wedding photos?According to Katherine Cross, author of The End of Edifying Education: Educating Today’s Children in Christian America, there is no single answer to this question. Each couple has their own unique vision for their wedding photos and it’s important that you listen to what they want and prioritize those photos.Even if you have the same vision for your wedding photos as your bride or groom, it is still important to be open to change. There may be certain shots that you absolutely have to have, but it is important to trust your bride or groom’s judgment on the other ones. It can also be helpful to consult with a photographer or wedding planning expert who can weigh in on which shots are most important and which are worth saving for a second album.
What camera settings should I use for wedding photography?
As a wedding photographer, I would always recommend that you start with some basic yet essential settings to help ensure the best possible photographs.First, it’s always a good idea to set your aperture and shutter speed to their widest open setting. This will help to ensure that you get the most vibrant, realistic pictures possible.Next, make sure that your ISO is at its lowest setting. This will help to ensure that your photographs are as noise-free as possible.Finally, make sure that your exposure is set to the right value. The exposure should never be too dark or too bright in order to ensure that you get the most natural looking photos possible.