Choosing the Best Cameras for Wedding Photography: Of possible interest to some. Here is an article in 'Behind the Shutter' that is a pros review of a range of high end still cameras...

BBurns Loc: South Bay, California

Of possible interest to some.
Here is an article in 'Behind the Shutter' that is a pros review of a range of high end still cameras for portrait, weddings, etc.
Range from mirrorless sub 35mm to the medium format ...

Robeng Loc: California

BBurns wrote:

Of possible interest to some.
Here is an article in 'Behind the Shutter' that is a pros review of a range of high end still cameras for portrait, weddings, etc.
Range from mirrorless sub 35mm to the medium format ...

I read the article, I think he needs to update some of his information. The author brings up the Nikon D800 and compares it to the other cameras he likes. He should have used the D850 which is a more current model. Also when he talks about Canon Professional Service he didn't mention there are different levels and depending on the level, you have to pay for your membership. Nikon Professional Service is free.

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WesIam Loc: Phoenixville, Pa

I am surprised no mentioning of the D850.I use it for weddings and find it a work horse as well.

Captkirk Loc: Masterton, Wairarapa, New Zealand

On the 2nd and 3rd paragraphs of this the writer explains that he is in 2017. The article is obviously a bit old but seems to have some useful information in it.

Robeng wrote:

I read the article, I think he needs to update some of his information. The author brings up the Nikon D800 and compares it to the other cameras he likes. He should have used the D850 which is a more current model. Also when he talks about Canon Professional Service he didn't mention there are different levels and depending on the level, you have to pay for your membership. Nikon Professional Service is free.

Robeng Loc: California

Captkirk wrote:

On the 2nd and 3rd paragraphs of this the writer explains that he is in 2017. The article is obviously a bit old but seems to have some useful information in it.

And your point is? The Nikon D850 release date was 09/17. NPS members received notifications months earlier.