Since Polaroid is almost out the door, why not try the Fuji Instax Camera for your photo guestbook?  The film is cheaper too!

It is more personal and fun to have your guests’ photos on your guestbook than the traditional “sign your name” ones.  Add a Fuji Instax Camera or two on your guestbook table and you have created a more fun way for your guests to leave their mark at your wedding.

There are more ways to do photo guestbooks now.  Photobooths are my favorite, but they can be pretty expensive.  You can DIY your photobooth too, but it would need more work (setting up) and materials (camera, tripod, background, etc).  Whichever method you use, your guests will surely have a memorable time

aylee:  did u know that 5d has housing now?

john:  yes, very pricey

aylee:  1400

john:  dome port?

aylee:  for 16-35mm… 200

john:  wide angle

aylee:  u want wider than that?

john:  possibly

aylee:  10-22mm (my brother has it) dome port is $200

john:  nice

aylee:  not fast enough

john:  darn

aylee:  fastest wide angle… 14mm f2.8L, $200 dome port

aylee:  14mm f2.8L = $1749!!

john:  nice!!

aylee:  16-35mm f2.8L = $1283

john:  bah

aylee:  $500 difference are you kidding me??

john:  hmph!  stop discouraging me

aylee:  i already said i will in my post

john:  lol

aylee:  did you see my list?

john:  yes

aylee:  what else do you need to complete your set-up?

john: $$

aylee:  lol

Canon and Nikon have long been fierce rivals in the digital SLR world.  Just look at the forums at DPReview.com.  Ummm… very catty photographers I say.

What about a poll?  (I want to test my poll too )  Options are models that are in my price range (Canon 350D, Nikon D50, Canon 30D, Nikon D200).  Plus one that’s not (Canon 5D), just for the heck of it .

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