I was given the heavy responsiblity of being my cousin’s “professional” wedding photographer on her big day.

Armed with only a Sony T100 (luckily not a pink Sony Camera) and my Canon S1 digital camera (the latest one is Canon digital Powershot S3, I will be the wedding photographer for the whole day.

Oh my! Now I’m super-stressed.

My cousin’s wedding is going to be in December 07 and I really look forward to her big wedding day.

I heard that she will be getting some more friends to help her take photographs and I certainly hope that they can be better, if not the best wedding photographers she can find.

I have never felt so stressful about taking wedding day photographs.

I remembered during my own wedding planning, it was stressful to find the right wedding photographer. So now when I come to think of it again, I wonder if I am up to the mark to help take photos for my cousin.

I did take some photos for her during her solemnisation. It was fun snapping away.

Cool! I’m going to be one-day wedding photographer!

I’m sure it will certainly be fun and exciting to capture different shots from different angles, just like a photojournalistic wedding photographer.

I only have 2 digital cameras and Now let’s take a look what type of camera I will be using and give it a Sony digital camera review:

Sony T100:

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So far, I have been really satisfied with my Sony T100 digital camera. I think initally my wife bought it partially because of the “face-detection” feature of up to 8 faces.

I think it is really cool that the faces are sharply portrayed in the photos.

Plus, it was not bulky and very handy to carry anywhere you want. I can even slip it into my breast pocket and travel around.

1 battery can last me for the whole day for not frequent taking. I remember I brought it to Vietnam, Ho Chih Minh and each battery lasted me for the whole day.

So, what about my cousin’s wedding? I hope these two batteries can last me for the entire continous snapping.

Anyway, I bought it at this shop, M S Color in Ang Mo Kio, Singapore and the price difference is about S$50 compared to prices at major electrical products shopping malls such as Best Denki and Harvey Normans.

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Next in the list is my Canon S1 Digital Camera.

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This camera has been with me for about 3 years and I got it for about S$600 when it was first launched. I bought it at Alan Photo in Sim Lim Square, Singapore and there were a number of freebies from extra compact flash card to camera batteries. I really hoped at that time they can throw in some more digital camera accessories.

I must admit the full potential of this Canon Camera S1 had not be reached and I’m still using the Auto-mode.

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There was a period of time I was felt the impulse to purchase Canon Digital PowerShot S3. I like the 12 times zoom compared to 10 times zoom.

As my camera ages, I realised the lens was quite slow in retracting when I off it.

Let’s see if there is any upcoming Sony digital camera sale that I can pop by in the near future.

Meanwhile, I will be look through my own wedding photos and practising to brush up my photography skills.