Is the wedding photo digital or traditional film?

As far as cameras of the same grade are concerned, the imaging quality of digital cameras, especially in terms of color, light and shadow effect, layering and so on, is still far from that of traditional film cameras. But as for the actual wedding photos you took, it's hard to say. Photographic equipment, photographic level, lighting level (if shooting on location, it is the actual lighting effect of the day), post-processing, development level and many other aspects will have an important impact on the shooting effect. So it should be based on what you actually see. You might as well compare the actual effects of digital shooting and film shooting, focusing on the following aspects: 1, color, bright and undistorted, especially skin color, must be accurate, and the transition from shallow to deep must be natural and even; 2, light and shadow effect, see which is more delicate and beautiful in the texture and luster of skin and clothes; 3, layering, the far, middle and near shots of the photo should be easy to distinguish, that is, the depth of field should be well controlled; 4, the cleanliness of the photo, whether there are stains and fuzzy parts, even if it is not important, don't let go. Make your own choice after actual comparison, and don't be misled by others. Taking wedding photos is a lifetime thing, so I'll give you some more suggestions: 1, photos enlarged to more than 40 inches should be taken with film, and it is very difficult to keep the clarity of digital photos enlarged to such a large size; However, the quality of photographic film will decline if it is not developed once, even if it is not developed for a long time, which is also a factor to be considered when choosing;