Our Beloved Cameras
Every camera tells a story differently. Some capture fleeting moments on film, preserving them with a timeless, nostalgic feel. Others allow us to document a wedding day with precision, depth, and emotion.
Over the years, these have become some of our favorite tools for storytelling—each one bringing its own character, texture, and perspective to the memories we create.
Sony A7V
This is the camera we reach for throughout every wedding day. From fast-moving moments on the dance floor to quiet exchanges during the ceremony, it allows us to document events as they unfold with consistency and precision. It’s the backbone of our digital coverage and a camera we trust completely.
EOS-1 (35mm)
One of our favorite ways to photograph a wedding on film. The EOS-1 produces images that feel timeless without trying too hard - natural color, beautiful grain, and a softness that instantly brings a sense of nostalgia. Perfect for moments that deserve to feel a little more romantic.
Kodak Super 8
There’s something about Super 8 that digital simply can’t replicate. The movement, texture, and imperfections create films that feel deeply personal, almost like memories revisited years later. We love using it to capture the atmosphere of a wedding day in its most honest form.
Canon AF35M
A camera that keeps things spontaneous. Small and uncomplicated, it allows us to work instinctively and capture moments as they happen. The result is a collection of images that feel candid, effortless, and full of personality.
Mamiya 645 AFD
Our medium format camera brings a different pace to the day. It encourages a more intentional approach, resulting in photographs with remarkable depth, detail, and texture. We often use it for portraits and quieter moments where every frame feels considered.
We’re often asked which camera is our favorite. The truth is, each one serves a different purpose. What matters most is knowing when to use them, and how they help us preserve a wedding day in a way that feels both timeless and deeply personal.
