You may very well be right. As I don't have a digital camera that I would consider using for a wedding, I haven't submitted to them any real quantities. Coupled with that, my Coolpix exhibits many of the weaknesses of the average P&S (weak flash, heavy redeye, slow AF, etc).
Bruce Thursday, December 5, 2002, 6:05:07 PM, you wrote: HC> Message text written by INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>In weddings and portraits, you are talking a much bigger volume of HC> keepers (not because technically they are all superb shots, but HC> because they record an event) that have to be dealt with.< HC> i shot a wedding for a friend as the backup photographer using my digital HC> camera. only about 200 pictures. on my system, NONE of them need any HC> adjustment to print with results at least as good as the average photo lab. HC> we are talking purely of tonal reproduction, not composition or artistic HC> value. if the lab can't do that with a known color profile digital input, HC> they are not worth taking your business to. HC> Herb....
