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If you are, and most of us are, shooting weddings with Digital Cameras. Be very careful about a few things. One, bring plenty of backup equipment such as extra flashes, make sure that they are ready to go and work with all your cameras. Two, speaking of cameras, make sure that you carry at least one backup, if not two backup cameras.

All shooting the same type of memory cards and all the cameras can work with your backup flashes! And three, you just might want to bring a backup film camera. Who knows that if you get struck with lighting, you know the thunderstorm type, a film camera might, just might save your neck when the bride asks for her pictures, at least you might be able to salvage some film shots. Just like your wedding files, which you should be backing up at all times, you need to backup, backup, backup.

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