Do you want to postpone taking wedding photos when you catch a cloudy day?

What weather do you choose for wedding photos? Most newlyweds want to take pictures on a sunny day. The photos are sunny and affectionate, but sometimes it's unfortunate to catch up with cloudy days when shooting. Some newlyweds don't think it's good to take pictures on cloudy days, but they don't have extra time to change documents. So, do you want to postpone taking wedding photos to catch up with cloudy days? What is the effect of taking wedding photos on cloudy days?

Because the wedding photos taken on cloudy days are dark, the photos usually look gloomy, but it doesn't mean that the wedding photos taken are not good-looking. Photographers can appropriately increase exposure compensation, correct the brightness of the picture, or use some warm color filters to make the picture fuller, so that the wedding photos taken are also very good, not as ugly as the newcomers think.

Many newcomers want to take pictures of the sky and portraits when taking pictures. Cloudy sky without bright sunshine, the combined picture effect is average. Photographers can communicate with newcomers, avoid shooting a large area of the sky, and shoot more contrasting landscapes and portraits. If the newcomer insists on shooting the sky, he can also retouch the picture in the later stage of photography and shoot the sunny blue sky, but it takes some effort.

Before taking a wedding photo, you can communicate with the photography team about your requirements and the desired effect, and the two sides will have a good effect after consultation.