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As far as I know both the photogrpaher and videographer will only use spots and flash when necessary. So less for outdoor pics, probably almost always for indoor pics. AYou really don't notice it that much. Sometimes the still photog will have a small flash or a lighting assitant with one, other photogs have mounted strobes all around the dance floor tog et good crowd shots. You really won't notice it that much at all. Have you ever really noticed flashes or video camera spots while dancing the ngiht away at the wedding? Your guests will be too busy getting down to notice
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I agree with your FH. Lots of weddings are destroyed by the blaring spotlight from the videographer or photographer. I don't remember exactly what was explained to us but we were sure to pick a photog. and videographer who assured us that they were not going to blind our guests. I believe I was told that the more modern cameras can take great pictures (or video) with lower wattage of spotlights. Our photog. had a lighting assistant who held the flash but I only remember the flash going off during our pre-wedding photo session. My DH is the more technical one and he understood what I wanted and talk to all the photographers and videographers about it.
