Just one book about it at http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0817433252/103-9316299-4952625?v=glance
There are dozens out there but a brutal lesson you don't
have to learn firsthand (well, some must) is that one
camera will never cut it. Your new career will end when
your one camera decides to stop working at the job.
Everyone I know that does this carries no less than 3
cameras. And while many have digital, it's just one of
the mix and film still rules since the look and feel is
still what the customer is expecting.
Hope this helps,
Bob
Hi all, I need your advice. I am looking to start a new career. In a perfect world I would like to make my living doing weddings. I have a long way to go before I can get there. I am planning on getting into some photo classes at the Tec School this summer, and putting some ads in the paper to do some free shots at weddings to get some experience. And if they like what they see they can pay me something or let me use them as references for future jobs. I will need the camera for school. So what I need to know is what camera would be the right choice. I don?t mind spending the money now for the best. I don?t want to have to buy a camera for school and then a 2nd for work down the road. I would like to get the right one now. So can you please tell me what digital would be right for someone who would like to make a living at it? And any tips you might have for me with schooling or things I should consider would be great. Thanks for your time, Jared.

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