Um...why Gold 200? There are far better films available. Portra comes to mind, as do
the Fuji NP family.
Doug
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> Phillippe.....
> Don't be such a wimp....get in there with your 35mm !!!
> Seriously...look thru actual wedding albums and magazines
> for inspiration and unusual angles, interview the couple to
> see what THEY want (hint)...then shoot loads of Kodak Gold
> 200 asa.....you'll be surprised at the quality of pix and
> enlargements you can generate with a little courage. An
> assistant is always good to have there ( no experience
> required) to keep track of film cans and gear and has an
> extra set of eyes for good ops....
> Have fun and happy shootin'
> Bob G.
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Douglas Forrest Brewer
Ashwood Lake Photography
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