Medium format cameras mostly live in the studio, where lighting is controlled and less demanding autofocus and shutter speeds allow them to shine. What if you took them out of that environment and put them in the hands of a wedding photographer? This amazing video shows the results.
Coming to you from John Branch IV Photography, this neat video follows him as he shoots a wedding in medium format. For the most part, full frame has long been the choice of the majority of wedding photographers. This is because often low-light locations require better noise performance than APS-C, while fast and demanding actions require better autofocus than standard bodies. medium form. However, in recent years, cameras like Fujifilm XT Series made APS-C a more viable option for the genre, while modernizing the medium format through GFX . Series did the same thing at the other end of the scale. There are many advantages to the medium format that appeals to wedding photographers, and as you will see, the experience of using it for weddings is much better than it was even 5 years ago. Check out the video above to see how it works, and feel free to flip through to see how it handles different parts of the wedding day.
