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This question was asked of the cameras were invented, and I have no doubt will continue to be asked for many years to come, "What is the best camera brand for Wedding Photography ?'

I'll admit up front I shoot Canon and would never switch. Why You May I ask you to shoot with a Canon? Well to be honest the reason was because I had a Canon film body and a pair of lenses that are over 20 years, so when I went to Wedding Photography I stuck with what I knew. I was happy with what I had and I saw no reason to change when I moved into more specialist areas.

But if you're just starting out and have a real advantage for a particular brand or a serious amount of money tied up in a particular brand, then you'll probably be asking this very question.

Well, my answer is actually very short. Any reputable DSLR brands will serve you well. Do not try to shoot weddings with nothing less than a DSLR, please. You just do not get the extras in full control of your camera and even cut the difference between the sensor and they are found in even high end non-DSLR camera is ogroman.10MP DSLR would be much better choice than a 16MP point and shoot

Well, my answer is actually very short. Any reputable DSLR brands will serve you well. Do not try to shoot weddings with nothing less than a DSLR, please. You just do not get the extras in full control of your camera and even cut the difference between the sensor and they are found in even high end non-DSLR camera is ogroman.10MP DSLR would be much better choice than a 16MP point and shoot

Well, my answer is actually very short. Any reputable DSLR brands will serve you well. Do not try to shoot weddings with nothing less than a DSLR, please. You just do not get the extras in full control of your camera and even cut the difference between the sensor and they are found in even high end non-DSLR camera is ogroman.10MP DSLR would be much better choice than a 16MP point and shoot

Well, my answer is actually very short. Any reputable DSLR brands will serve you well. Do not try to shoot weddings with nothing less than a DSLR, please. You just do not get the extras in full control of your camera and even cut the difference between the sensor and they are found in even high end non-DSLR camera is ogroman.10MP DSLR would be much better choice than a 16MP point and shoot

So, as long as you invest in a quality DSLR, and most importantly, good quality lenses, you will have no problem providing high-quality photos. If you want to know more do not be afraid to ask.