Originally posted by klkitchens Wow... "nazi priests"??? Poor choice of words there I think.
One of the first rules I read for wedding photographers was all about respecting the house rules. Not railing against them and insulting people.
LOL...yes, but you know what I mean...there are extremes at both ends.
I've heard of priests who didn't mention anything during rehearsal or consultations, and then during the ceremony, they tell the photographers to stop using flashes (nazi = this behavior, nazi politicians = ones who make inane/harsh rules that they expect you to follow but then exempt themselves from it, etc.)
Then you have the other extreme w/ inconsiderate photographers who just paparazzi (you know what I mean by that as well...the ones that go flash crazy all over them at close range during the ceremony) a wedding.
I didn't realize you couldn't use flash at sporting events, but that makes sense as well, though it's a lot easier spinning ISO up in daylight/sunlight (I've run my K20D at ISO2000 to get shutter speed in sunlight w/o issues and the sensor is a lot worse)...