Cameras have evolved rapidly in the last few years. The best of them are computer driven. We own the latest computer driven cameras, and have recently purchased a model that is user programmable. Our sophisticated equipment and contemporary style put us at the leading edge of wedding photography. These are key photographs during a wedding, both the processional and the recessional.
Outdated equipment limits a photographer to only one or two shots.
The computers in our cameras have a fuzzy logic program that will actually track a moving person and predict where they will be when the picture is taken. I normally take 10 to 15 photographs, in sharp focus, of each trip down the aisle. Many churches forbid flash, and as a result many photographers pose all of the pictures after the ceremony is over, wasting valuable time and producing stilted pictures. I prefer to shoot the ceremony without flash. My experience and specialized equipment allow me to shoot even in the beautiful glow of candlelight, without the annoyance and artificial light of a flash.