There are many good reasons to hire Top Bangkok photographer to capture your wedding, event or special occasion rather than relying on a friend or relative to do so, even if they have a sophisticated camera.

Here are a few of them:

Time is a key ingredient in producing good images and when you hire top Bangkok photographer, one thing you can almost be certain of is that you will get more of their time than you would from a friend or relative.

The photographer will, before the photoshoot, spend time at a pre-shoot, meeting or client interview, visit the location if he or she does not already know it, and then in final preparation take time to select, clean and check the equipment needed.

After the shoot, the professional photographer will take the time to check, help you choose, process and then present your images. At the end of this process, the discerning photographer will take the time to ensure the client is happy with the finished result.

Like good do-it-yourself, consistently good photography relies on good preparation. Hence the professional photographer will have taken the considerable time of many years to perfect their:-

It is often tempting to think of photography as a simple skill. After all, anyone can take a photograph, right? This may be true and sure enough, with automatic cameras that handle the focusing of the lens and exposure settings for you, even the most inexperienced person will be able to take good photographs.

Bangkok photographers never rely on a camera's automatic settings to take the photographs unless they know the conditions are favorable to using them, and even then they are most likely to use one of the camera's automatic semi-automatic modes. Why is this important?

Simply because automatic cameras can easily assess the amount of light being reflected by a scene and set their own exposure, but the camera doesn't really know how much how bright the scene should be, hence a camera can produce a lighter image when photographing a dark scene and a darker image when photographing a light scene. The averaging that the camera uses can easily lead to subjects being underexposed or overexposed.