Photographer wedding cameras
Full-frame bodies, fast primes, dual-card slots, a second shooter. If that is your search, talk to a working wedding photographer or a camera shop. PicShots does not replace that kit.
Wedding camera
If you searched 'wedding camera' for a Sony or Canon body, this is not that page. Hire a photographer for the job you cannot restage. Then give the rest of the room a digital disposable wedding camera: one QR, a limited roll, and every candid in a gallery you control.
Two different searches
Full-frame bodies, fast primes, dual-card slots, a second shooter. If that is your search, talk to a working wedding photographer or a camera shop. PicShots does not replace that kit.
The rest of the room is already holding a camera (their phone). A guest wedding camera is a limited roll plus a place for the files to land, so you are not begging for AirDrops at midnight.
Guest coverage
Guests scan and the browser becomes a camera. No extra hardware to hand out, collect, or lose.
Each guest gets a fair number of frames. The gallery stays candid instead of an unlimited dump.
Keep the roll private during the reception. Delete, then open the gallery when you want.
Download every guest roll and store it beside the photographer's files.
Prefer the film-camera metaphor in more detail? Digital disposable camera for weddings and wedding disposable cameras.
Hardware you do not need to pack
Instant cameras and film disposables photograph well on a tablescape. They also leave the venue in coat pockets. A guest wedding camera in the browser has nothing to collect at exit. Keep a few physical cameras if you love the object. Let PicShots be the camera every other guest already brought.
Setup
A guest wedding camera is extra coverage, not a substitute for portraits, formals, and low-light work.
Set guest count and per-guest shot limit. That limit is the 'film' in the digital wedding camera.
You are handing every guest a camera without a crate of plastic disposables.
Open the gallery when you are ready. Take the ZIP so you are not dependent on any one host later.
Wedding photo cluster
FAQ
If you are the hired photographer: a reliable dual-card body, fast lenses, and backup. If you are the couple: hire that person, then give guests a digital wedding camera (PicShots) so table candids are not lost.
A limited camera roll each guest can shoot during the day, with photos landing in one gallery. PicShots does this in the phone browser after a QR scan, with optional PIN and host review.
They will bring phones either way. Asking them to bring a dedicated camera adds bags and lost gear. A guest wedding camera on the phone is enough.
Physical disposables are table decor. Digital guest cameras return the photos the same night and do not depend on collecting plastic cameras at exit. You can use both.
No. Guest rolls miss formals, lighting control, and the shots you hired someone to make. Use both.
They scan the QR, allow camera access, type a display name, and shoot until their shot limit. Nothing to install.
Free for up to 10 guests. One QR, limited rolls, host review. Your photographer still does the rest.