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Wedding Photography Tutorial | 7 Must-Have Reception Details Photos



Article Link: http://www.slrlounge.com/7-must-have-shots-when-shooting-wedding-reception-details

If you only have 15 minutes during a wedding to shoot the reception room for detail shots and a lot of pressure on your hands, make sure you get the necessary ‘safe’ shots first. Watch the video and see what’s on our 7 must have reception detail shot list. Encompassed in this tutorial is a wedding cake photography tutorial as well as a wedding flowers tutorial. Enjoy!

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50 responses to “Wedding Photography Tutorial | 7 Must-Have Reception Details Photos”

  11. Very good tips and well put together. The only critique is about how your youtube video was shot; your second (close camera) is at a bad angle so It looks unusual. You should either put it dead center as the wide shot or move to more sideways.

  15. Hi, like the young lady before me, I just photographed my first wedding, and I thank you guys for the videos you provide on YouTube because they certainly help. one problem I faced was that while capturing the room shot, there were a few people moving around. I did get my shot though. thanks again young lady for those outlined tips you provided. Thanks also for talking about the lenses you'd recommend.

  36. Great video! I like how you mentioned tripod necessary for whole room pic, but what settings would you recommend all other pictures. ie shutter iso fstop etc. Are they the same as whole room pics? Thanks! (currently shooting canon t5i) 

  40. Michelle- thanks so much for this EXCELLENT tutorial.  I'm doing more and more photography and its slowly becoming paid!  :0)  Tomorrow is my first official wedding as a second shooter.  Thanks for laying out some essentials to make sure I am focused on the top priorities!  I simply can't wait.

  42. My thoughts are, the camera that was used to capture your close up, should have been the one to have you stare thru instead of giving that job to the camera that was for full body. Just sayin… Nice tutorial tho

  49. Beautiful reception room! Although I was able to get most of the elements you  mentioned in my very first wedding reception shoot, I didn't think to get a couple of them. One thing I'm learning is to use is YouTube videos like this for tips BEFORE I embark on a new project or shoot. I'm saving this in my "Photography" favorite videos. Thanks!

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