Dear Kopi & other awesome photograhers.....
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Yup. Do consider Joho also. I like his works.
http://www.expressivelyjoho.com/[/url] -
I went with photographers from Chris Ling LOL
Why don't you like Chris Ling?Originally posted by the_don:choco did u get one for your wedding? can recommand if he is good? -
Which photographer did you engage?
I'm trying to convince my colleague that she needs an actual day photographer. She thinks friends with point&shoot digicams are enough
Originally posted by sillyme:Don't worry. Until you sign a contract, you're not obligated. -
yap i was looking at his webbie just now. i do like this work.Originally posted by sillyme:Yup. Do consider Joho also. I like his works.
http://www.expressivelyjoho.com/[/url]
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I engaged Kelvin Koh of lightedpixels.Originally posted by choco B:Which photographer did you engage?
I'm trying to convince my colleague that she needs an actual day photographer. She thinks friends with point&shoot digicams are enough
Well, friends with p&s cameras can be a good thing, IF they have a innate ability to take nice pictures and they work as a team.
Ballroom lighting can play nasty tricks on some compact cams. And they may end up taking photos of their own cliques
Then they may face problems of jostling trying to get the best view. If there is no appointed main photographer they may end up buay song for blocking each other.
If your colleague doesn't mind the pictures and he/she likes "raw" feel, maybe it is ok lor. But it's better to engage a professional so that if the pictures don't turn out well, you won't lose a friend
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Originally posted by choco B:I went with photographers from Chris Ling LOL
Why don't you like Chris Ling?
omggg u always pick the good stuff! good choice i must say.
i got nothing against chris ling the photographer. i think he is great -
I think her plan is just to tell everyone to bring a cam, shoot at will, then forward the photos to her
I've seen lightedpixel's website and package rates, I think he is beyond her budget .
Originally posted by sillyme:I engaged Kelvin Koh of lightedpixels.
Well, friends with p&s cameras can be a good thing, IF they have a innate ability to take nice pictures and they work as a team.
Ballroom lighting can play nasty tricks on some compact cams. And they may end up taking photos of their own cliques Then they may face problems of jostling trying to get the best view. If there is no appointed main photographer they may end up buay song for blocking each other.
If your colleague doesn't mind the pictures and he/she likes "raw" feel, maybe it is ok lor. But it's better to engage a professional so that if the pictures don't turn out well, you won't lose a friend -
I'm hoping to get my frens to snap some pics and send them to me too. A photographer is still one man and one man can only do so much.
it will be nice to see what others captured for the wedding. -
Tell her she will have more problems downloading, organising and deciding which to print after thatOriginally posted by choco B:I think her plan is just to tell everyone to bring a cam, shoot at will, then forward the photos to her
I've seen lightedpixel's website and package rates, I think he is beyond her budget .
If each friend sends 100 photos of 1Mb... really headache.
Ya, he raised his prices. We're lucky to engage him a month he upped his prices. It's really keo deo sai -
Yup. Good to have friends to complement the professional photographer. But make sure they don't get in his way.Originally posted by the_don:I'm hoping to get my frens to snap some pics and send them to me too. A photographer is still one man and one man can only do so much.
it will be nice to see what others captured for the wedding.
If available, Polaroid is a good alternative. One wedding I went had the couple's friends take polaroids and then sticking them on the guest book.
Another had a disposable camera at each table so they can take snapshots. -
my fren. who go married a few months back, had a photograher taking mini polaroids. everyone end up following the guy and taking photos of themselves. it looked more like a media event not a wedding... but then some pple like so to each his own la...Originally posted by sillyme:Yup. Good to have friends to complement the professional photographer. But make sure they don't get in his way.
If available, Polaroid is a good alternative. One wedding I went had the couple's friends take polaroids and then sticking them on the guest book.
Another had a disposable camera at each table so they can take snapshots. -
Good for the guy if he is single and lookingOriginally posted by the_don:my fren. who go married a few months back, had a photograher taking mini polaroids. everyone end up following the guy and taking photos of themselves. it looked more like a media event not a wedding... but then some pple like so to each his own la... -
Originally posted by sillyme:Tell her she will have more problems downloading, organising and deciding which to print after that
If each friend sends 100 photos of 1Mb... really headache.
Ya, he raised his prices. We're lucky to engage him a month he upped his prices. It's really keo deo sai 
when was that? Gong xi gong xi!
don, try joho. He was good four years ago and he jolly well be better now! -
Yo JL!Originally posted by JLennon: when was that? Gong xi gong xi!
don, try joho. He was good four years ago and he jolly well be better now!
Me wedding is June 30th so noch yet married, but thank you!
Will you be in town?
You promoted from hotdog seller already? -
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Unfortunately no..... but in any case, congratulations!Originally posted by sillyme:Noch yet.
Me wedding is June 30th
Will you be in town?
You promoted from hotdog seller already?
Haiz, still selling hotdogs lah...... -
A few of my friends did that so I ended up with many photos taken from different angle.Originally posted by choco B:I think her plan is just to tell everyone to bring a cam, shoot at will, then forward the photos to her
I've seen lightedpixel's website and package rates, I think he is beyond her budget .
What we did also for the wedding reception, we left a disposable camera on each table and encouraged everyone to take photos of themselves etc. Since we couldn't really get to see what people did throughout the reception, it was just nice to be able to see the photos afterwards.
We only paid $15 for each camera and that includes the photos and negative and they even put that online too so people can look at the photos and place order. Not bad really.
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Thank you!Originally posted by JLennon:Unfortunately no..... but in any case, congratulations!
Haiz, still selling hotdogs lah......
Do let us know when you're back. Can arrange a meetup.
I may have a chance to go over for work, so will keep you in the loop -
Certainly! Do let me know if you decide to sell hotdogs here too.Originally posted by sillyme:Thank you!
Do let us know when you're back. Can arrange a meetup.
I may have a chance to go over for work, so will keep you in the loop -
Originally posted by sillyme:Good for the guy if he is single and looking i dun know if he is single or not. i can't be bothered to chase him for mini polariods
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i was just gonna ask if Joho still checks the forums here then i saw your thread..Originally posted by choco B: his reply v fast