Photography help

Re: Photography help

• Avion22 member

  

  November 2011 edited December 2011

  I've never heard of a "silent shutter" but I would imagine that most digital cameras are "silent" as I don't think there's actually a shutter that closes like there would be with a film camera.    Not sure about that though.  Have you asked photographers? 
  
  Does the church have any recommendations on photographers that have been used in the past?  

  

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• Yellow+Belle member

  

  December 2011 edited December 2011

  Here's the problem: it's not the shutter that makes noise on a professional camera; it's the mirror flipping up & down. SLR cameras, digital or not, have a mirror that's going to move every time you take a picture. The only "silent shutter" camera would be a point-&-shoot style that has no mirror, & that will definitely compromise the quality of indoor photos. I suppose you could ask your church for clarification, & see if they really know what they're asking for (maybe they mistakenly think digital SLRs are magically quiet vs. traditional film cameras?)...or ask your pro photographer to use a point-&-shoot during the ceremony HTH

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