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Bet Joe wishes he had stayed with Nikon. You used to see his name everywhere with Nikon but he seems to have been lost in the melee with Canon.

And now that the D3 is finally out.....................

Mine plays okay on PC or DVD.no problems Iv'e linked mine via my blog though at http://the-big-picture-photography.blogspot.com/

It's a bit of a bummer that MAC users can't even view the slide.

Photodex has just got to get it's act together on that issue.

Actually.

Yervant is not using a medium format camera, (its A canon SLR), and it is digital so no point in asking him what film he uses.

The bride he is shooting in the film is not a model either: it is a real bride and it was her actual wedding day.

She had no makeup artist either.

The best thing you can do to see Yervant in action is to visit his site and look out for dates in your area when he is doing his seminars.

He is a great guy and his talks will teach you loads.

He does not mind telling you in person, just how he does his post production work.

The quick answer though is to go to www.mastersofweddingphotography.com and buy the exceptionally excellent film which is two hours long and has him in it along with four other brilliant wedding photographers.

Oh! and I might just mention that I know all the above because I produced the Masters DVD.

If anyone is interested in seeing Yervant or Joe Buissink, Denis Reggie,

Martin Schembri, or Jeff Ascough actually shoot a wedding in their own environment then check out www.mastersofweddingphotography.com

The preview was "aired" at the WPPI in Vegas to rave reviews.<div></div>