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<p>Well that was fun!<br> Had a great day and learnt so many things i.e get it right in the camera, saves so much time later! and if a large farmer tells you not to shoot him.....don't!<br> Just went crazy taking candid's and let the main photographer get on with it. His mobility was a lot poorer than i anticipated but managed to crack on. Just hope the formals he took come out well. Now i'm just trying to decide what to do with over 600 pictures and how to deliver them? I have even more respect for any photographers who know their game. I have defiantly got a huge way to go, to get a level which is acceptible and worthy of paying! Time to roll the sleeves up and crack on!</p>

<p>Cheers Michael, that would explain it nicely.</p>

<p>The wedding is this weekend. Are you familiar with the Little Britain Sketch with Andy and Lou? Lets hope it's not like that! I'll try and get a shot. I took all comments in humour.<br> Thank you William for your words<br> Roll on Saturday (see what i did there!)</p>

<p>I don't seem to be getting email notifications for comment people make on a question i've posted! Please help. But how would i know if you've posted</p>

<p>The other photographer is a relative newbie as well, so i think he was kinda happy that i could be getting more/different shots. This wedding has not been done like a normal wedding business transaction if that makes sense. As in neither of us were charging, more of a learning curve.</p>

<p>Michael Mowery you're a star. Really appreciate the help. First time on this site and finding it spot on. Got a funny feeling you all might get a bit fed up of me!!!:0)</p>

<p>Apologies for my schoolboy error :0) Do you have any suggestions regarding exporting?</p>

<p>I can understand the confusion. He was arranged to be the main photographer. As it my friends wedding i asked if i could just take candids. The other photographer had no problem with this. We don't know another either, just spoke on the phone. I'm going to keep and edit my own photo's to hand over at a later date. Hope this clears it up a little</p>

Thank you all for the great feedback. The main photographer is going to be mainly in a wheelchair, Hopefully it won't be a scene from Little Britain, So the responsibility is now on me. Luckily its my good friends wedding and they are totally aware of my capabilities. The converting in to a dng has gone out the window now. It's the exporting out of lightroom eg long sized edge that I'm not 100% about.

<p>Hi Guys<br> Im shooting my first wedding this weekend as the main photographer has broken his foot(i was just meant to be second shooting). I'm not o worried about the wedding, more of how to deal with my shots after. I will be shooting in the highest RAW format on a Canon 60D. Then transferring to Lightroom. Should i make them a DNG? when it comes to exporting what settings would give me the highest quality images to give to my friends? Any help would be greatly appreciated<br> Regards<br> Mark</p>