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INDEX
A
Albums, 109–18
design principles, 111–13
design templates, 113–14
types, 109–11
Assistants, working with, 88
Autofocus, 27–28
B
Backup equipment, 37
Batteries, 37
Before the wedding, 90
Black & white images, 26, 33
Bouquet, photographing, 96–97,
101, 102
Bridal portrait, 93
Bride and groom, photographing, 93
Bride’s house, photographing at,
89–90
Broad lighting, 61
C
Cake cutting, photographing, 96
Camera techniques, 38–46
camera back parallel to the
subject, 41
depth of field, 40
depth of focus, 41
focal length and perspective,
38–40
shifting the focus field, 41–42
shutter speed, 42–43
Ceremony, photographing, 90–92
Children at the wedding,
photographing, 97
Contrast, 45
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D
Depth of field, 40
Digital capture, 13, 25–27, 44–46
advantages of, 25–27
black & white, 26
contrast, 45
cost reductions, 27
creative freedom, 27
file formats, 45–46
file maintenance, 46
ISO settings, 25–26
quality of reproductions, 26
sharpening, 45
white balance, 26, 44–45
DSLRs, 27–28
E
Emergency equipment, 37
Emotions, capturing, 22
Engagement portrait, 89
Equipment, 25–37
Exit shots, 94
Exposure, 33, 43–44
flashmeter, 33
latitude, 44
metering, 43–44
F
File formats, 45–46
Film, 33
black & white, 33
families, 33
ISO, 33
First dance, photographing, 96
Flash, 34–36, 72–82, 101
barebulb flash, 35–36
bounce-flash devices, 35
on-camera, 34–35
outdoors, 72–82
studio flash, 36
sync check, 101
Flashmeter, 33
Fluorescent lighting, 103
Formals, 92
G
Gown, photographing, 101, 102,
105
Group portraits, 13, 55–58, 93–94,
98, 104
Guest pictures, 105
I
Idealization, importance of, 17–18
ISO settings, 25–26
K
Kissing, 102
L
Late subjects, 102
Lenses, 29–33
fast, 29
normal, 31
sensor size and focal length,
31–33
telephoto, 29
wide-angle, 29
zoom, 29
Lighting, 34–36, 59–67
flash, 34–36
mixed, 68–82
outdoor, 68–82
studio, 59–67
window, 71–73
Loop lighting, 62